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Home My WebLink About1995-05-22 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS Bowman wins her second C/F title P E ·O PL E June Lauterbach honored by OCC Serving the N~-Mesa community since 1907 1 ,, CLINTON IN CORONA DEL MAR? What better way to spark interest in a local event than to invite a celebrity guest? And nobody can accuse the Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce of aiming low. Chamber President Toni Van Schultze fired off a letter to the White House request- ing that President Clinton "fire the starting gun" to kick off the Corona del Mar Scenic SK race on June 3. "He's a runner," chamber board member Charlie Gab~ bard said of the President. "We figured that after Wash- ington D.C., Corona del Mar would be a piece of cake for him." White House staff told Gabbard that Clinton takes every opportunity to mix with members of the public, but they would not give a yay 01:.a nay to the chamber's invite. U Clinton chooses, he'll simply show up, entourage and secret service in tow. Should make for interest- ing parking tie-ups. DON'T WEIGHT FOR THE WEDDING The Bri~e in Newport Cen- ter was in a flurry of television activity Thursday when the Oprah Winfrey show came to film a segment in the bridal shop. The Chicago-based talk show chose a Mission Viejo bride, Heidi Stumbaugh, to follow as she prepares for h er upcoming wedding -and her preparations include try- ing to lose some weight. So Thursday morning, before the shop's usual 11 a.m . opening time, the three- person crew (a producer, a sound technician and a cam· era operator) came in and filmed Stumbaugh being fit- ted in her wedding gown. "They were so nice," said Carolyn Young, co-owner of The Bride with Gwen Jordan. "The bride is adorable. She 's got a terrific sense of humor. "It was easy." And the national exposure sure won't hurt the store. The show, which will also feature other brides in a "spring training" exercise program with Oprah. airs Wednesday. GET 'EM WHILE THEY'RE HOT It was bound to. happen. After all the media hoopla over the Wonderbra (billed as a bust-enhancing piece of lin- gerie) last August, we get word now that there's a "Wonder Jock" for the male population. Yup -the stretch satin thong undergarment (with padding in the appropriate spot) is available at the Un- gerie For Less store in the Courtyards center in Costa Mesa. "We sell a lot of them - it's a popular bridal shower gift," said Karen Stephen, the store manager. But men actually buy them too, says Stephen, who claims "lots" of male customers have come into her store for the $9.99 item. By the way, the Wonder Jock is available in two prints and four colors. A SPARKLING CAR AND DISASTER RELIEF, TOO Want a deal on a "Super Wash" for your car, plus be philanthropic in the process? Metro Car Wash is offering its $14.50 Super Wash for h4lf price -if you agree to send a donation to one of four speci- fied agendes that are helping the disaster relief effort in Oklahoma City. • Metro Car Wash, which bu a location at 2950 Harbor Blvd. in Co.ta Mesa, and Spirit 106 PM radio station have joined forces in th1t pro- motion, which will continue lndetinltely. Por information. call Metro Car Wuh at 5'9-8301. PHOTOS BY lfAH HOGSTEN I DAILY Pit.OT Anthony Andrade, 3, peers out his bedroom window• to watch his neighbors as they paint his house during a community eHort to spruce up homes ln the Canyon Park neighborhood. 1 CLEAN SWEEP Volunteers pitch in to fix up foµr Canyon Park homes, enhance neighborhood's image Jim Wallace and Manny Rubio, right. paint a mailbox. By Julie Ross Cannon. Staff Writer W. en Brad Bogart and his family moved into an older home in Canyon Park, he knew he had bought a "fixer-lipper." But the price was right and the neighborhood was quiet, so he grabbed a paintbrush and went to work. Four years later, Bogart is · helping clean up his west-side neighborhood and hoping lo change its image. More than 40 concer:ned community members pitched in Saturday to renovate the exterior of four highly visible neighborhood homes that had fallen into neglect. The work- ers spent eight hours painting. building fences, cleaning debris and replacing glass windows. H Just looking at what we accomplished -turning four homes which were basically eyesores into beautiful homes -it's obviously worth it,~ Bogart said. Bogart was part of an eight- member committee that met once a week for five months planning Saturday's outing. The committee selected four homes it believed needed the most work. "It helps motivate other people," Bogart said. He hopes the work will motivate other homeowners to take bet- ter care of the neighborhood. "They'll see these make- overs, and they'll want to clean up their own homes.· "The little things we can do to demonstrate our enthusi- asm with the neighborhood might encourage others to take more }¥ide m their homes," said neighbor Jeff Williams, who also worked with the project. "The neighborhood is headed in the right direction. Young couples are moving in and care about the neighbor- hood's appearance,· Williams said. "We hope we can create a better image for the west side of Costa Mesa." Williams said he was pleased with the group's fund- raisrng efforts. The neighbor- hood raised $2,500 for the pro- ject from ticket sales to a home and garden tour last year. Bank of Amenca and Uruon Bank chipped in anoth- er $200, raising their cash totdl to $2,700. Local businesses donated many of the clearung items, including pcllilt. lumber dumpsters. plants dnd shrub Williams said the day will become an annual event. "A lot of vendors want to participate again,· he said "If we can show the rest of the city our efforts, we can change our image " Water rates may go up by a dime • The water district's board of directors will take residents' input before voting on the rate increase June 1. By Carolyn Miller. Staff Writer ' COSTA MESA -ln the heat of summer, water spurting from residents' hoses, spraying from their sprinklers and gurgling down the drain could become more e xpensive. Effective July 1. the 100,000 customers in Costa Mesa, parts of Newport Beach and the uruncor- porated areas served by the Mesa Consolidated Water Distnct may have their waler rates hiked by 10 cents. Currently. the ctistnct's res1 - dentlal customers clie required to pay a "basic chdrge" of $11. with an additional fee of $1.27 ddded for every 748 gallons of water used during a two-month UJne With the increase. the $1 27 fee would Jump to $1 .37 Accord.my to the two-month billing cycle. the increase could first appear on the Sept. 1 bill However, the dctual amount of the mcrease has not been set in stone. There are two more public hearings on the issu e -on Thursday and June 1 -before the board of directors make., ib fmal den.,1on according to di'-· tnc.1 spoke:.womtln t-.lary U1d,lll- ma. A rate mcreo~t.> would help ott- !>el a $623,000 deficit pred1ctt>d in the 1995-96 budge t. resulting ma.mly from the mcrea!>ed P!1et' of purcha!>mg imported '' ttPr and groundwdter, Urastuma -.d1d Additionally. the tnc1 l'd!'>t' would contnbutt• $500,000 lo complete the $2 mtlbon em er - gency and sell-m::.urance reserve level establt.shed by the bodrd, according to d15tnct ofhactl5. The rate increase can be a ttributed to !.e\•eral tnckle down factors, according lo Urashm1d • The cost. of both unported water -from Northern Cdhlor- rua crnd Colorndo -and ground- water pumped from welli hinge.; on the cost of Pnergy to move thl' water • Cost for \\-dh:!r quality treat- ment and water te::.tlng • Labor costs of buill:img. developing and mamtammg Wdter system!> HowevE't tht> ma1or factor for the rate tuke is the changing rdte ::.lructure of the giant imported water supplter. Metropohtan Wateor District, according to U1ac;h1ma Whtle Ura~luma '>dld the m·erall cost of locdl groundwater hds also mcrea~ed 65°0 since • SEE WATER PAGE 5 After 50 years, Fish Fry Parade gets the hook CASl.V lUKSCH I DAllY Pl.OT After a brtsk ride, BW and~ Makomb of Newport leada lake a lti'OD llafouila IM art a.lllbtt OD Ma Stl..t at lbe lelboa ............. I I • Llpns Club does away I wi~ event because of lack of city funding, corporate sponsorships, but other Fish Fry festivities still cookin' June 2-4. · By Tina Borgatta, Staff Wnter COSTA MESA -For th past 14 years, Hugo Hunnnker has been the men responsible tor pulling the Uons Club Fi. h Fry Parede tOgether. But thJ year, thlrigs are different. •t go.t fired," said Hunzinker. BecaUM corporal ~ponsor Jlbipil-.ld dty funding have dwin- dled In recent ye&rS, th Lions Chab'l_bOeiii of directors la t month decided to do away with the annual Saturday morning £'vent. The Lions Club will still host i~ annual Fish Fry June 2-4. TbJ year will be the carnival-like event's 50th anruversary. Hunzinker tned to save th pardde · by taking the matter before the club members for a vote But he couldn't mu ter enough upport from the other members "In order to ovemde the board's decision, we had to come up with a two-thirds majonty, • Hunzmker wd ·we ran two vol hott. I gu -some m m- bers weren't Wllling to put m the time 1t takes to pull it off." . The whole matter has left Hunzinker fee~ a little tr\.attl'at· 00. I l •1 had everything for thil · • y ar's parade alteftdy ......-,· JUNE LAUTERBACH .... After 17 years ~ a dedicated employee at OCC, .nancy mcintyre she receives honorary associates ~egree · Trying to cope with managed parenthood W e have managed mutual funds and managed health care, but the largest super- vised activity in America is managed parenthood. Millions of adult children are man- aging their parents, based on the the- ory that younger and wiser heads are more capable of making informed decisions. We all know better, but go along with the myth to humor our kiddies. Like any orgaruzation, occasional stockholder meetings are held to pla- cate mom and dad so they can air their objections to various rules laid down by management. · Being reduced lo the measured merriment of one cup of coffee a day, or a 10 o'clock bedtime curfew, is frustrating enough, but having to give up your favorite sports such as hang gliding or free fall parachute jumping is really demeaning. Losing your role as an authority figure because your loved ones are <{Oncemed you're no longer up to the .fbb is a tremendous adjustment requiring tolerance and a good sense of humor. Especially when junior, the teen-age terror wh9se bald pate once sported a pony-tall, is elevated to the new voice of wisdom. His profession as an investment counselor is especially remarkable considering be flunked math all through school. Now he's lecturing his parents on tripling their money by investing in a hot new novelty item, polka dot toilet paper in decorator colors to match your bathroom decor. When your kids reach 30 and know more than you do, the advice starts trickling in. "I think your gray hair is too pretty to dye, mom• chirps your daughter. "There's nothing wrong with looking older than you are." By 50, however, her suggestions become an order and manctged par- enthood takes over. •Mother, I insist you gel rid of that blonde dynamite hair color and go back to a dignified gray.• You can be sure that the kid who gave you a bad rune eating her veg- gies, will comer you with stem lec- tures on the virtues of spinach and turnips and the evils of chocolate and all the junk foods you adore. One of the most heated and con- troversial debates in parental man- agement is the family urging you to give up your car because "your reflexes are stdwing down.• The committee is usually headed by your ex-hot rodder who collected more traffic tickets than baseball cards. Parents cope with this crisis by art- ful compromise. The first to go is night driving, then the freeway is off limits. Then we consent to only dri- ving on quiet streets at 30 miles an hour. All th.is anxiety could be avoided if cars we re equipped with fake break pedals on the passenger side so our kids could put their foot down every time we zoomed to a stop. The only comfort you can derive from being managed by your loved ones -one day they'll get theirs. Nancy Mcintyre's column appears every M onday. SHE IS A longt.time staff member at Orange Coast College, who will be awarded an ho11orary associates degree at this year's graduation ceremony on Friday, May26. Alter 17 years at Orange Coast Col- lege, it's about ti.me June-Lauterbach got a ~egree. . She worked at OCC from 1968 unW she retired.in 1985. During her time at the college, she worked in various departments, but spent most of her time managing the college's film library. SCHOOLDAYS Lauterbach, 72, first joined OCC in the early 1960s, when she enrolled in an art class. · "It was my temporary escape from a household filled with children and I really enjoyed ·coming to campus for each class session,• she said. In 1968, a friend asked her to fill in at OCC as a temporary registration clerk. Lauterbach liked the campus so much, she applied and was officially hired on as a graduation clerk. She also worked in the campus print shop, then in.the college's film library. "It's been a wonderful place lo work, we're like one big happy fami- ly," Lauterbach said. "I sWI have a lot of friends there. The people who work there really helped roe along." Even though she retired in 1985, Lauterbach served as treasurer of the Frtends of the Norman E. Watson Library for the past 10 years and visits The Costa Mesa Ooat, above, drifts along the Fish Fry Parade route in 1971 and the Tijuana Police Sui- cide Squadron, at right, bands together for its entry that year. hour answering servke may be used to record letters to the editor on any topic. Mesa, CA 92626. Copyright No news stories, illustrations, edito· rial matter or advertisements herein can be reproduced with· out written permission of copy- right owner. VOL 19, NO. 113 THOMAS H. JOHNSON, Publisher WILUAM L09DEU. Editor STEWM•w.E, Managing Editor IRIS YC*ot. City Editor MARC MMTIN, Photo Editor 809fMNI(. Circulation Manager HANKKMGHT, Production Manager .atlAI. R.ITOtO. Display Manager NOY OU11NG. O..m.d Manager ""MOO SHAH, Controller lllADQ$ HOTUNE 642-06 ~comments~ the O.ily ~«news tipt will be recQ<d- ed and glYtn directly to Editor WllMMI lcbdell. The same 24- AP PRESS Our address is 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa. Calif. 92627. 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JeffNr s. Kleln, Pmidtnt w ao M the campus at least once a week. "I love coming back,• she said. "l have so many friends here. It's still my home.• FAMILY TIES Retiring gave Lauterbach plenty of time to visit with her family. Her three children, Jim Lauterbach, Elizabeth Stafford and Teresa Samuel- son, along with her four grandchildren, Sara and Nick Stafford and Elissa and Jeffrey Samuelson, all live nearby and plan to attend the graduation ceremo- ,,.--":(.( ~~---:--' . -, ,' ., ( , r.--1· ....... , •• },_. .. . . . ~-, TEMPIMJVlltlS to west at 20 knots. Newport Beach Wind waves three 61156 feet with a three Balboa foot westerly swell. 61156 Costa Mesa TIDES 67154 TODAY Corona def Mar First low 64155 11 :13 a.m. o.s. First high SURI' FORECAST 4;49a.m. 3.8 LOCATION Second ldYI SIZE aher mldn~ht Wedge Second hig 1-3 s 6:00 p.m. 4.8 Newport TUESDAY 1-3 s First low Bladcies 12:26 a.m. 1.2 1·3 s First high River Jetty 6:07 a.m. 3.7 1-l s Second low ~M 12:04 p m. 0.8 1-ls s.cond high IOATNI 6:40p.m. 5.0 Souttl to southwest wfnds this morning will shift south t ny. large family album where they entered b1s name." ~ Lauterbach moved to the area with her husband in 1954. The couple had five children, though one died in infan- cy and another from cancer as a young adult. Ted died of a heart attack m . ·1978. WORK REWARDED Lauterbach's hard work and dedica- tion led to her nomination for the hon- orary degree, said Susan Brown, OCC's administrative dean of admissions and records. "June was somebody who worked very hard for the college," she added. ·she has been al college events and she's gone above and beyond the call of duty. She is somebody who has been concerned about students and con- cerned about the college and has·given her share, both as an employee and as a volunteer.· Lauterbach likes to garden and paint, but she always tries to find time to travel. Last year, she and her son Jim visited the Slovenian town where her husband, Ted Lauterbach, was shot down in his B-17 during World War Il. The OCC graduation committee selected Lauterbach from a list of nom- inations. Honorary degree recipients ' are usually former employees who still volunteer at the college, Brown said.· Names of honorary degree recipi- ents are engraved in a plaque in the school's student center. ·1 think the fact that I received this honor is, irl itself, the frosting on the cake because there are so many won- derful teachers there, H LaOlerbach said. They even met the family of the farmer who hid Ted from the Nazis 50 years earlier. ·we met the farmer's wife, who is now 82 years old,• Lauterbach said. "She was extremely happy to see us. She showed us pictures of Ted and a •1t seems they are thanking me for the work r loved to do .• -By Mary Ann Hannon .- A UWe Drummer Boy marches down the street during the Flsh Fry P~ade in 1972. Parades of the past .Annual Fish Fry event brought out high school bands, floats and cameras he Costa Mesa Lion Club Fish Fry Parade, just short of its 50th anniver- sary, was canceled this year, due to lack of funds. The Fish Fry will continue as usual in Lion's Park. For the people who have mar.ched in the Fish Fry Parade or watched it, who love the high school bands, and the floats with pretty girls, here are Fish Fry Parade photos from years past. ~M~Unl-·COSTA MESA lied School District •• fl'HMUry sdlool rrwls • 1900 blodc of ""-helm St.: Two grocery bags full of alu- thlsWHI\': mlnum cam worth $5 ready to be recycled were snatched from ...,.Y-Eggroll the front hallway of a townhome. The suspect allegedly broke with stffmed rke °' Into the home by wrapping his fist In a blanket he got from the Jumbo Com~ veg-tru stkb with p. fresh floor of the dog's house and punched out the window. The vie- rult choice, milk tlm reportedly saw th. suspect IHve the ar@a pushing a shop- ~-BBQ beef ping cart. on a bun Of Jumbo NOWPOWr= Com ~ biked beans, orange ic9I. kt aum • 44th St. Ocielin Ft'Ont: A lifeguard tower at Nt!WpOrt cup, mlllt. ...... ...,. -Build BNCh that w~ set on fire Wednesday is suspec:ted to be lgnlt· Your Own SaOdwkh: ed by an arsonist. The dam•, was $1,000. turlt=urtt~ ham • 400 blodc of Holmwood Drtw: A fur ca.t with brown on a roll, lcama spots, antique dolls ~I documents were reported stolen and canot stlcP with • Newport Pier S•8fa a Sr. A $280 pair of Donna l<Man· dip. pldcle sllces, juice womens sunglasses were stolen off a table In the ba~ pack, Milk. • 1221 w. e.-.t ="Y-A ~need at the Balboa s ~-Chklcen Oub was ransacked • suspect stole a $200 cell ~ nugg.tt muffin lnad ()(egg rolls Wftti and a $360 designer Louis Vuitton duff le bag .• rk•.~~-twtOPTHIDAY ~(up. mMk. • If you live In an apartment. avoid being In the laundry room ....., _ Sptclal Seek Lunch Day. TUl'key Of garage by youf'Mff, especially at night. bologN and <'hMM • Whenever possibte travel with • friend. l(Mp vour car "' MndWlc:t\ CAim)( stlcb, good wor1d~ order especially befor. IOfl9 and the ~ frtlh fruit. '" CticMf CMllc at leMt full. Jr .... dloke of rnllt. ---·--·.--... MONDAY, MAY 22. 199S • Caltrans, Corona· del Mattians clash over crosswalks eALTaA.NS VS. nm CORONA DEL MAR· TIANS (continued) -For those unable to read the con- densed type in Wednesday's cramped column, please be advised that the nonnally placid natives of Corona del Mar are girding for battle with CaJ. trans. ' The Yillagers want the state to keep its grubby hands off Coast Highway's safety crosswalks and traffic lights, and are mobilizing what passes as their municipal tnilitia. Budgetary constraints won't permit the hiring of G. Gordon liddy to lead the resistance, as one idiot suggested , but there's no lack of battle plans. Instead of raising funds for rolls of barbed wire, for example. they plan to utilize their vaunted -nower power" to blanket PCH with thorns and bramble bushes. Egad, this could be the hedge- rows of Nonnandy all over again. jerry kobrin At their command bunker in the wine-cellar of Coco's, under- ground teaders are devising roadblocks to stop Caltrans' heavy armor. And dQes anyone have a spare bazooka around the house? ln the words of one embattled member of the Home Guard, wearing his World War n air-raid helmet at a jaunty angle, "We won't let diem tum Coast High· way into a speedway. We'll fight them in the cafes, trattorlas and the boulangeries." Can the detennined defenders twn back the helmeted invaders? Will they link arms and form human barri~ades across their beloved crosswalks? Will they fight to the last pedestrian in a last-ditch effort to avoid being converted into a colony of mind- less jaywalkers? Even as this front-line dis- patch is being filed, there are disturbing reports that hostilities are intensifying. Units of Caltrans are said to be massing at t.ne intersection of Iris and PCH, preparing to crush any citizens' attempts to install a traffic light at the site. Above the ornmous sounds of screeching brakes, 'your corre- spondent was·able to hear the frantic entreaties of one mer- chant, pleading for help in repulsing the state's for~. "We ahnost suffered another casualty a few moments ago,• be. reported. -A shopper. trying to cross PCH, from Albertson's mar· ket to Boston Chicken, was near- ly mowed down by a speeding motorist. Luckily. there was a last-second swerve, and it was just another fender-bender. H And then he delivered these fateful words: "Unless we stop this madness. our main street becomes a reck- less raceway. The re are sudden- stop collisions everywh ere. Coro- na del Mar is becoming the rear- end capital of the world!" And then, on that fearful note, the telephone transmission sud- denly ceased. The last sounds heard were some screaming noises. the blaring of horns, the screeching of brakes, a.horren- dous metallic crunch, and the shattering of glass. And then there was stillness. Please omit flowers. • WJULE YOU WERE SLEEP- ING -Don't look now, but our impoverished county has settled its controversial PR bill. It's approveq payment of $365,278, including $23,285 in expenses, to LA-based flacks who devoted all of two months to massaging the media after we'd gone belly-up. . . Did we get our money's worth from the Big-City slickers? Well, fellow-rubes, let's look at it this way: If it hadn't been for those skilled manipulators, our county's bankruptcy could've gotten a bad press. And Ulen we'd really be sony. Mumble, mumble. ' • SPEAKING. OF TIDNGS MOST OF US CAN'T AFFORD -No wonder band- leader Barry Cole is merrier than Deputies crack down on swap meet vendors Sc~ool board to discuss part-time employee layoff Newport-Mesa Unified School · District trustees are.slated Tues- day evening to vote to lay off a part-time elementary school psy- chologist as part vf a budget cut plan created because of the county bankruptcy. Also on the school board's agenda ate final approvals for Newport-Mesa's fir.it-ever invest- ment policy and a districtwide dress code. Trustees also will discuss boundaries for the areas they, represent. This issue was brought up la fe w weeks ago pecause trustee area boundaries haven't changed since the dis- trict incorporated in 1966 and the populabon is now unevenly dis- tributed within the trustee dis- tricts. A ne w elementary principal will also be appointed for Col- lege Park Elementary School. to replace Serge Beltran, who will retire this summer. The meeting begins at 7 p.m. at Harper Community Center. 425 E. 18th St .. Costa-Mesa. No matter what you're doing, your hometown newspaper FITS IN ••• Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Swap meet vendors at the Orange County Fair- grounds wete surprised Saturday by a sweep of undercover officers who netted several thousand <;ounterfe1t women's hand- bags. Newport homemaker 1bieler dies at 90 About 20 Orange Coun- ty Shentf's deputies issued · misdemeanor citations to vendors and confiscated counterfeit goods including handbags. sunglasses and wallets in an attempt to crack down on the imita- tion market. The sheriff's department could not say Sunday how many counterfeit items had been confiscated. The deputies cited about 10 vendors on charges of selling counterfeit 9oods. If convicted, vendors could face up to six months in jail and a $500 fine each. -Julie Ro Cannon . Private services are planned for Jennie S. Thieler, a Newport Beach resident who died Wednesday. She was 90. 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Dunn -a former police offi- cer in San Diego who boasts a doctorate in human behavior from Newport University, a cor· respondence institute -has designed an audience partici· patory program he has titled "Sociodrarna: The Oklahoma Federal Building Bombing.• In his free, two-hour role- playing session scheduled Sat- urday at Jorgensen Center in Newport Beach. audience members will act out a series of events -including the imagi- nary bombing of the Federal Building dnd execution of the convicted terrorists -in an attempt to release any negative feelings that they might have suppressed. .. "It's fantasy representation. it's fiction and factual," said the 66-yeM-old rellred socio-and· lyst who lives in Santa Ana. "Everybody has been affect- ed in one way or another. Any psychologist you ask will say ·vou need to get the anger ollt · ·u you keep it in, it will eat a hole in you or it will jump out like a jumping jack. The anger must be funneled through. like smoke through a smoke stack, so you don't express your anger' unnecessarily • Dunn says his program is based on a living newspaper experi.Qlent thdt was conducted by the late Rumanian psychol· ogist ·and socio-dramatist, Jacob Moreno. Moreno. who 5 . r--·---~----------------, I :m I I +-..: A •sododr.,,... on the Oklahoma bomt>- lng. +When: Saturday, May 21. .r + Tlnlr. 7 to 9 p.m. : +Wl•e.Jor~ l Center at Mariners Part, • Newport Beach. ! +Cost: Free. 1 + Fer more lnforma. • : 1 • tlon: 775--7220. : I I I I I I L-----------------------~ was interested in social group harmony. would have audlence members act out a story from the daily newspaper. Dunn said be has never been involved in a public pro- duction on this scale before but he said he did participate in "sociodramas" involving confi· dential prison riots and attempted to conduct another involving the "Iranian Affair." He explained that come Sat· urday, he will take the partici- pants through three stages, beginning with the warm-up. . "We will have the mad bombers blow up the building ... the bombers will say Kaboom.'" Dunn Sdld. "Three people will be on stage and be-the victims. We'll ask them 'You were here to get your social security card and you were kiUed: How do you feel?'" Dunn also noted that the actors playing the role of the mad bombers will have bags over their heads for, the extent of the session -betduse, he said. audiences have a tenden- cy ,to hold a personal ~rudge CATERING? "Dig Or Small ·we Do It All" Cafe & Coffee Bar Reservations Accepted 759-5555 Serving Breakfast • lunch • Dinner 7 Days r------------,r-----------~, ChsrbroUed I: DINNER FOP. $lSWORD~ FISH II 2 T Co ...:. 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The audience at this point will have the opportunity to pound the table where th~ hooded "target" actors are seated. in order to release their pent-up aggression. "Probably to someone walk- ing by, it will look like a riot," Dunn said. "The jury (on stage) will then say 'guilty.' The judge will say ·you are sentenced to death.' Everyone will then pick up an imaginary rifle-no guns or knives will be allowed in naturally -and say 'bang' -they're dead. "I think people will enjoy ... get pleasure out of shooting the mad bOmbers." . Dunn said that he bas invit- ed a variety of high-profile individuals to attend his pro- gram, including O.J. Simpson's lawyer Johnnie Cochran. But, he said he could not confirm if they would be in attendance. "(The sociodrama) will be ve ry emotional," o'unn said. "It's meant to be sad. Finally, lo bring his program to a close, Dunn explained, "We'll sing 'God BlessAmeri· ca ' and then everyone will hug everyone and off we'll go." *NEW llIG BUSINESS ASSISTANCE WORKSHOP The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce is con· ducting a tfee "Business Assis- tance Workshop" at the cham- ber's office, 1470 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. The work.shop will run from 5:30 p.m. to 7 :30 p .m. iln;d David Pecararo 9f Care Resources ,Inc. will be speaking on Workman's Compensation and other business related issues. For reservations, call 4 76-3223. SMALL BUSINESS WORKSHOP David Pecoraro, of Care Resources Inc., will speak on Workman's Compensation and other issues at the Newport Har- bor Area Chamber of Com- merce's free business workshop titled "What Every Small Busi· ness Owner Must Know to Pre- vent Costly Personnel Problems." The program will run from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the chamber's office, 1470 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. For reservations, call 476-3223. •TUESDAY BANKRUPTCY NEWS William Popejoy, county CEO. is the guest speaker at an Orange County Public Affairs Association luncheon, beginning at 11:30 a.m. at the Westin South Coast Plaza. Popejoy will speak on the county bankruptcy, the settle- ment agreement and the h~ cent sales tax increase. The asso- ciation will also award two $1,000 scholarsbips to publi<; relations students at Saddleback and Golden West community col· leges. Call the OCPAA at 474- 8659 for information. TELEMARKETING SEMINAR "Telemarketing and Direct Mail" is the title of a free evening 6-Month U.S. Government Treasui;y 5.75% -6.48% Yield Approx. Taxable 10 M:i1uri1y Equivalenr Yield + Sal'cty -U.S. Government Guarnntce + Higher Yields + Limited special offer Call today: 714-476-5126 Ask for Dan Horgan, cnior Vice President -Investments. •Gunranteed only 1f held to m:uunty. Taxable Equivalent rate based on a 9.JOll> 514te rale. Rates as of 5/15/95 Md ate ~UbjCCl 10 thllnge. Call today 10 cam higher rates. Kemper Securities, Inc. Mt'nibcr NYSE. Member SIPC 620 N(v.1111n Crn11·r l>mt, Sunc I JOO. Nev.p1't'I Bcacl~ CA 92('60 I I COME ON ... YOU KNOW YOU NEED THOSE TEETH CLEANED YOU REALLY .DO CARING FOR PEOPLE LIKE YOU CHARLENE NAPOLITANO, DDI IUIAN lllLUR, DDI 1831 OIWIGI AVE, sum D COSTA •IA 142-0IOI lllYINI WTllDI COITA MllA AID llWPOllT IUCll OPENl>AYI AND EVENINGS , I \.. semtnar co-~ by the Newport Beach Public Ubrary and the Businea Development Division ol the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce. Presented by John E. Palmer and Michele Bergquist, the program will reveal how telemarketing developed, what role it serves in the overall marketing scheme and why to use it. The program is planned for 6 to 8 p.m. in the Friends' Meeting Room of the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Call 717-3800 for more information. •WEDNESDAY FREE IRS TAX WORKSHOP The Internal Reve~rvice is offering a free tax wor hop for small business owners. To cs win include self -employment tax, types of business entities and business income and expenses. The workshop will run from 10 a.m . to 4:30 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Llbrary, 1855 Park Avenue, and no registration is required. For information, call the IRS at 643-4060. LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS Measure R -the one-half sales tax solution-will be the topic of discussion at the 9:30 a.m. League of Women Voters of Orange Coast meeting. The league's meetings are free and open to the public. For information regarding the meeting's locale, call Donna Quinn at 964-6520. •THURSDAY BUSINESS LUNCHEON CLUB The Back Bay Club is sponso~ ing a business-to-business lun· cheon from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Abium Marquis Hotel, Irvine. The cost is the price of a lunch. Nau,... 811CM"..1 .._ IW1 Nat Call 586 .... 660. COPVRIGHlMG SB.wt •use the Law to Protect YOW' Work" is the title ol a free evening seminar pJanned for 7 p.m. in the Friends' Meeting Room of the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Presented by attorney Carol A. Davis, the pro- gram will show bow to maJ:imize copyright protection, and how to safeguard new products, trade- marks, and clever names or Slo- gans. Call 717 -3800 for more information. •SATURDAY, MAY 27 WRITERS WORKSHOP Bring an example of your writ- ing and learn story structure through group discussion, evalua- tion and encouragement. The 9 a.m. to noon workshop is offered by and at Harbor Christian Fel- lowship, 740 W. Wilson St., Costa Mesa~ Call 631-7730. •ONGOING MINI-PSYCHIC FAIR "From Russia With Love: East Meets West, Psychics Together,• mini-psychic fair. is held 4 to 9 p.m. every other Sunday, at Leon- tieff's Waterfront Club, 3101 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. There is no entry fee. lndlvidual readings cost $10 to $45. For mor information, phone Cosmic Con- nections at 645-9900 or the restau rant at 631-9999. USC ALUMNI The Alumni Association for USC Newport/Irvin~ Club meets on the first Wednesday of each month at the USC Orange Coun facility in Irvine. 2361 Campus Drive. For more details of events call 250-4 use. PERFORMANCE ROVER JAGUAR -i · 1 OTH ANNIVERSARY! 714/ 650•5860 7:~ AM -6 :00 PM • 2 SHUTILES RUNNING DAILY . ' ' 'I I KL N ( lf ~ T f ~ ( ) f T RI AN ( ~ L l '-;(.) u AR r: 2037 Hl\f<fH )f~ Bl '• [) Cus I A M f-_~A C A 9 2627 NEWPORT DUNES RESOll'l''S ow OPEN FOR DINNER! 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"It's totally infuriating because theoretically we have a board (of directors) to buy the best water possible at the lowest rates." According to the budget, the district plans to buy less from Coastal Wate'r District and 800 acre feet more .from Metropolitan in 1995-96. ~ Somers is incensed that the district is not seizing an opportu- nity to buy water from a cheaper supplier such as Coastal -who she said is not "top heavy" with administration and lobbying costs like Metropolitan. • But' Urashima said there a.re lunitations in the district's physi- cal connections, and Metropolitan offers more accessible connec- tions, plus seasonal money-sav- ing incentives. She said the dis- trict welcomes residents' ques-· t10ns and comments on rate increase issues. Man tied up after corning home to burglary COSTA MESA -A 26-year- old Costa Mesa man interrupted a burglary in his own home Friddy, surprising the bandits who then bound him with wire and th'reat- ened to kill him. The victim, a mdn who police would not identify to protect his safety. walked mto lus house m the 1100 block of Augusta Street al noon Friday while three men in their early 20s were ransaclung it. according to a Costa Mesa police report. Caught unaware, the burglars Dr. Jody Cltripo ' .. ..,. aa.a. 9nc:IAU8T H&WPCMr CSNiilll ClllaOf'llACTIC ,.. ... __.Dr.tin N-.-.a-i. ~IHI FORNOllE DfPOllMAftON CALL 7~U Olar ND'aset nnJta. l.ated dleta ................. TV'a H/H ....... All ... M~ ~~ DIETPILU." jumped the victim, tied him up with wire coat hangers and cov- ered his fdce with clothing then demanded to know where the "loot 1s," said Costa Mesa police Sgt. Neil Leveratt. When he toltl them he dtdn't hdve any, the suspects sedrctfed the house and found $300. Before flE>emg with the cash , the sus- pects told the victim if he called the police they would come back dnd kill him, Leveratt said. After they left, the victim freed lumself and called police. 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And finally, -after two years, I was able to get the Marines to march in the parade. "It's really very disappointihg. I just think we lost a great tradi- tion." This year, the club would have spent be tween $12,000 and $15,000 on the parade, with police and other city services gob- bling up more than half of that, according to Lions Club president Bob Dugan. In the past, the city donated a number of the services, which kept costs for the parade down. But Hunzinker isn't angry that the city withdr~w its support. #We'r:e all a community," he said . #Why shouldn't we pay the Police Department fot its ser- vices? 1 truly don't feel the city should have to support the parade."· WHAT ARE YOUR F ~ORITE MEMORIES OF THE FISH FRY PARADE? Parades are as basic an ingredient in the fabric of the country as, well, you know the list -apple pie, baseball and picnics in the swnmer. But the annual Fish Pry Parade, which would have celebrated its 50th anniversary in Costa Mesa this month, has been canceled, a victim of the economic climate. The Fish Fry carnival itself will go off as planned. To preserve the decades of Fish Fry MONDAY. MAY 22, 199S parades that have come and gone, we are as&g readers to share their memories -and their photos -of parades gone by. Jot down your memories of your favorite parade (perhaps one thdt you participated in) or send us snapshots qf past parades. We will return the photos. We will run the photos as well as the Wl)t- ten memories over Memorial Dll;Y -the date for the Fish Fry. Mail your photos and submissions to City Erutor Iris Yokoi, 330 W. Bay, Costa Mesa 92627. You mdy also leave your submission on the Readers' Hotline, 642-6086, or fax it to our newsroom at 646-4170. Now Hunzinker questions whether the 50th Fish Fry will be . as successful as it has been in years past. county lhal march tn the pdrade. "Fhey bnng their parents, and after the parade they go over to the carnival. "We bring a lot of people in with the parade," he said. "There are school kids Crom all over the "I just don't know II they're gomg lo come over here w1th0ut the pardde. H ' GUESS WHO'S COMING TO DINNER? Doing Business on Internet No matter what you're doing, your hometown newspaper FITS IN... Qaily Pilot A goll fllllw A movie Ion A sldbu#y A best friMd 2-hour seminar for managers & business people Y oo've read about the 'net & seen it on TV. D~ it make . sense for your business? No technt>--babble or sales hype. Call Synsis for Itvine dates & reservervations 714-253-5715 • / , .. / , I I • BRIDAL GOWNS • DAYWEAR & COCKTAIL WEAR • PERSmJAL FlnlNG AVAILABLE NA S RIN ANSARI F A S H I 0 N D E S I G 1N E R 6 7 5 ·6 6 14 3363 VIA LIDO, NEWPORT BEACH RU Ff ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Where Your Dolor Covers Morel 1922 HARBOR BLVD .. COSTA MESA -S4&· l 156 A new ronatee. Won't YOU • • I /Oil!. us. ColToday 1•U1E-W Who Will Reign As the New It Could Be You!!! June 4th is the day Miss Costa Mesa 1995 will be crowned , culminati~g three days of festivities which are a part of the 49th ANNUAL COSTA MESA FISH FRY AND CAR"IVAL. Young women interested in competing may receive further information by calling SALLY at 644-6105 or LORI'S KITCHEN at 979-0747 ----------------------------------------- Yes, I am interested in entering the 1995 t\1 iss Costa Mesa Pageant. '· My nam'e is: ____________________ _ My Phone# Day _______ Night My age __ My Talent Participation __________ _ Mail to: Miss Costa Mesa Pageant 125 Lessay . Newport Coast, CA 92657 • t All entries must be received no later than Tuesday, May 23rd, 1995 ~~~ ~---------~--~--~~-------- I • • EYl·Ol'ENEll Newport~ M~ Clayton · has big day tn trlpls jump. LCAH H0(1~TfN I DAILY PILOT Newport's Laura Wilson just missed qualifying for the shot put, despite finishing third with a 37-1.0 effort. See story, page 7. · Bowman wins her second CIF title ances. •Following a year away from the postseason, Ne wport Harbor senior has returned, winning hi_gh jump championship. sion D championship m the high jump Satur- day at Cerrito~ College, cleanng 5-6 m her second attempt. She had only one nuss with the bar at 5-6 or lower, while D1vis1on II run- ner-up Ashle y Bethel of Mission Viejo missed twice at 5-4. and twlce at 5-6. Bowman, who dl'>o d cared 5 -6 th1~ yea't at tbe Mt. San Antonio Reidy~ cmd Ordnge County Championships, ha'> a p<>rsondl best of 5-9ll4L accomplished her sophomore ea- son at the Mt. SAC Relays By Richard Dunn, Staff Wf/ter NORWALK -She's badddaack! One could hardly refer lo Tind Bowman as a sleeper in the crowded rdce leading to the state track and field m eet. Bowman, who also won a CIF title in 1993, qualified sixth for lhe Masters Meet at Cerritos College on Friday, a combined Southern Section (state-qualifying) meet, where the top five finishers in each event advance to state . Last year. Bowman did not compete m the postseason. She le ft the tedm followmg a misunde rstanding with then -high Jump coach Rick Foster. Considering Bowman, a Newport Hafbor High senior, has been there twice before, she is not quite a slTdnger. And considering her best high jump of the season still appears to be a head of her, the other competitors m the ClF Southern Sec- tion should take heed: Watch out. HSo all nine of us will be bctck, and only five can go," said Bowman, who finished fifth in lhe state cts a freshmdn, when she became the first girl in school history to advance and place m the stdte high jump, and third as a sophomore. HShe's ready to clear 5-8, ·• Sd 1d Eric Wheelwright, the Sailors' new high 1ump coach. Bowman and Bethel were the only two Division II competitors to reach the Mdstt>rs Meet. Four Division I high Jumper~. two Division ID compe titors (including Lc:tgund Hills' 6-51/2 Tayyiba Haneef) and onf' D1vi· For Bowman , it will be her Uurd trip to the Masters Meet. She walked clway wiVt the gold medal in each of her other two appear- sion N jumpe r advanced. I None of the nine findlists cleared 5·8 in Bowman won her second ca reer CIF Divi-the CIF divisional finals. 1 Ex -Estancia baseball standout McDaniels earns All-WCC honor • Senior USF outfielder selected honorable mention in confere nce. Senior outfielder PduJ McDaniels overcame a slow start this season to comple te a productive campaign V{ith the University of San Francisco baseball team. McDaniels, a product of Estancia High and Ora nge Coast College, earned West Coast Confere nce honorable mention honors for a Dons team that finished 24-35, including dn 11·17 w e e showing. McDaniels, who was named to All-WCC second team last · season, led USP in a number of significant statistical categories. He claimed the school single-season record for walks (WCC·best 47) and times hit-by-pitch (17), plus the USP career HBP record (31). Hts 89 career walks are the most ever by a two-year USF player and third all-time. His high walks and HBP numbers, coupled with a .316 batting average (second on the team), produced an even .500 on -base percentage that led the WC and ranks fourth·best at USF since 1985. For the season, McDaniels dlso had 14 stolen bases (in 18 attempts), while his 32 RBI ranked third on the team and his 15 doubles led the w ee and rank seventh in USP history. He drove in a team-high 75 or USF'~ runs (25%), while leading the Dons with a .4 71 slugging percentage and 20 extra-base hits. •Wendell Pickens, Orange Coast's first baseball coach, has been named to the California Hancock third in two events . BAKERSFIELD -Orange Coast College's Mike Hancock, a Newport Harbor HJgh product, took third in his two specialties, · the 800 and 1,500 mete rs, at the California eommunity College 1Tack and FieJd Championsb.Jps at Bakersfield College Satur· day. Hancock was clocked in 1:53.59 in the 800 and 3:53.38 in the 1,500 under hot conciltions Another Newport product, Steve Gonzales, had his b l throw ever in the discu!, a 153-6. Gonzales bt>ttered hJs mark by a couple of feet. 1Toy Lctngle y was sixth in the htgh jump with a 6·8 effort. On the women' tdc, Erin Remy took third in the 10,000 meters 39;.S.C.9. Wendy Brown wa fourth in the high Jump (5-2) while Marcela Fogg wa even.th in the tiiple Jump (35-3). l f I Community College Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame_.. Pickens, 83, of Irvine, who was also the s'chool's athletic department founder in 1948 and · athletic director until his retireme nt in 1977. will be honored along with eight other inductees al the coaches a association dinner May 26, and in a cere mony at lbe State Championships May 29, both in Fresno. Pickens headed the Pirate baseball program for 20 years (1949-1968), winning eight Eastern Conference titles, two state championships (1956 and 1060) and four Southern Calif omla crowns while compiling a 345-218 career mark for a .613 winning percentage. Pickens was also a four-sport start at Fullerton C ollege (football, baseball, basketball and wrestling) in the 1930s and the Hornets' football coach from 1937 lo 1939 before moving to Ne wport Harbor High in 1940 as a football and baseball coach. He came to Coast eight years later. At OCC, Pickens also coached the wrestling team to four Eastern Conference titles in four s a on , and also won two EC title as coach of the golf team. •occ baseball players Nick Valencia and Mando Fonseca hav signed with the Unive1'$ity of Central Arkansas in Conway. Ark., Coach John Altobelli said. Vlllenda, whol>ldyie! lint bate this season alter playt!)O third / dennis brosterhous base as a freshman, was a two-time All-Orange Empire Confe rence first.team selection for the Pirates. After missing the tirst 17 games of the season because of a broken finger on his right hand, the 5-foot-9. 225-pounde r led OCC in hitting (.366), slugging percentage (.624),and home runs (six). l Playing in ~ grunes, the right-handec;i tter was second on the squad RBI with 30, total bases with 63 and doubles With eight. He hil .333 with six homers and 28 RBI as a freshman. Fonseca1 a5-7, 160-pound left·handed hitting d11d throwing outfielder, earn~d all-conference second-team notice a a freshmah last year when he hit .340 in 37 games, but had a rugg d sophomore year in 1995. A hdlt\Slring pull delayed his start and an early-S<•ason Jump landed bin on the bench d th Pi.rates strugglf'd for hitting. He bounced back in th final two ·weeks of the easan to finish the year at .211 Wlth a t~am-leading nin doubtP.S. He had no honwrs iuld 22 RBI I• · QUO OF THE DAY . Yt~iM 6fg a/iouJ (MGBterS Meet) .• -roNYCIARELLI Cl~yton 4 fOr 4 . . at State ·meet • Newport Harbor senior advances to Mas- ters Meet in triple jump, surpasses her previous best in all four attempts. By Richard Dunn, Staff Writer NORWALK -Jumping for rebounds, or taking an outside shot, requires an entirely differ- ent spring. Some weeks, even months, are mandatory for senior Mandy Clayton of Newport Harbor High to successfully make the transition from bas- ketball to track and field, in which the triple jump has become her best sport. Clayton, an AJJ-CIF second- team selection last season on Coach Shannon Jakosky's cele- brated girls basketball team, advanced to the CIF Masters Meet in the triple jump, after setting ye t another personal and school standard . "lt's the weirdest sport," Clayton said of the triple jump, "it goes against all logic. But for some reason, I just clicked with it." Clayton indeed clicked on Saturday in tbe CIF Southern the regular season in 'the long jwnp and hurdles. "1 w~n't going to run track. I was gomg to play softball.• As soon as Sailor .hurdles and trip.h! jump coach Nowell Kay saw what Clayton could do, it put a quick end to the softball thinking. Last year, Clayton, beaded for Stanford, did not get out of the CIF Division ll preliminar- ies. Basketball season had last· ed until late March, as Clayton helped lead the Sailors to berths in the CIF and Southern California Regional finals. Mlt takes me a long time to get in shape for the triple jump alter basketball," she said. "Usually; it's a month or so. But this year 1 also came out late (after Newport Harbor reached the CIF semifinals), then I got bronchitis, then I got over that. I always knew I could do it. I'm really excited." ln her first attempt Saturday, Clayton broke the school record for the fifth time in her career. She broke it a sixth time in her second bound. Late in the track season as a sophomore, including two Sea View League dual meets, Clay- ton established school triple· jump records three weeks in a row. Section Division Il finals at Cerri- tos ·college, where the New- port Harbor school record- holder entered with a personal best of 36-41/2. "It's the weirdest sport ... it goes against all logic. " But to do it all in one meet, espe- cially in one with such s ignifi- cance, must rank among I -MANDY CLAYTON Each time, of course, Clayton reaches a pe rsonal record, it's also anothe r school record. In four jumps, she topped her meet-entering best four times, going 36-103/4, 37-9 (current school record). 36-63/4 and 36-61/2. She finished third in Division U, and qualified No. 6 for Fri- day's Masters Meet at Cerritos College, a Southern Section combined (state-qualifying) meet, where the top five places in each event advance to the stale meet. For Clayton. who was fifth in the triple jump in "the CIF Di vi· sion II finals as a sop~omore, it's her inaugural trip to the Mas- ters. "They started me in the triple jump during the middle of my freshman year,• said Clay- ton, who also competes during the all-time greatest track and field efforts in Newport Harbor's history. .;I didn't expect her to go 37- 9, • Kay said. "I thought maybe she could go 37 feet. Now, I think she can go 38 feet next (Friday); that'll get her into state. It's great to see that for such a great pe rson." . "I guess there's another goal to be set,· Clayton said. Clayton and Kay worke'd out throughout the week at UC Irvine to try and improve her approach. "Ra ther than just stand and take a step backward (before sprinting <:town the run- way), I take three jog steps,· she said. Clayton now hopes lo jog he r way into the CIF State Championships, which begin June 2. Vanguards third in softball at NAIA National tourney COLUMBIA, Mo. ·The South- ern California College softball team made a strong bid for the NAIA national title last weekend, but bad to settle for a third·place finish on Saturday. sec won its first three games of the rain-del{lyed tournament . ~n Friday, but beg1tn Saturday with a 4-0 losS'lo Oklahoma City, the eventual champion. Then, in an elimination game against Puget Sound, sec came out on the short end of a 4-3 ver- dict. sec, which had defeated Puget Sound 3-1 in a late game Friday, took a 1-0 lead on Satur· day against the Loggers on Jen Caruso's sacrifice fly in the top or the first inning. But Puget Sound (30-11), scored three runs in the bottom of ~e inning against three different sec hurlers. The Vanguards, who finished the season at 44-22, managed to get even at 3-3 in the fourth, but Puget Sound scored the go-ahead run on Heather Paulsen's RBI-sin· gle. For SCC, Shannon O'Rourke, Amy Lewis, Gretchen Brandt and pitcher Shannon Saylor earned all-tournament honors. ,, Clark wraps up . • • nnpress1ve career • Nine area athletes fall short of qualifying for Masters Meet. By Richard Dunn, Staff Wdter NORWALK -For six laps, Corot\a del Mar High senior lra- cy Clark ran with the best in any division in the CIF Southern Sec- tion But a funny thing happened on the way to the finish line: Nothing was left in the fuel tank. "She had to gamble and be real aggressive," Cd.M track and field coach BW Sumner said. "She had to go out and ·try to break 11 minutes (in the 3,200 meters) to qualify for the Masters Meet.• Clark ended a sensational prep career Saturday in the CIF Division Il finals at Cerritos Col- lege, posting a time of 11:15.16, finishing fifth in the division's 3,200 final. She was among nine area ath- letes who competed in the divi- sional finals, but came up short in qualifying £or the Masters Meet. Clark's first five splits were 1:20, 2:40, 4:04, 5:25 and 6:48. She led the rdce until the last tum in the sixth lap, when Temescal Canyon's Ellen Muench (10:58.36) caught her, eventually passing Clark beginrung the sev- enth lap. "(Clark) was on a pace to break 11 minutes for the first six laps, then boom, she just lost it,· Sumner said. "She doesn't have the great leg speed and big kick like some of the other girls, but SUNDAY'S COUNTS she did a good job.· Clark, 6eaded for UCLA, could one day become ao excellent marathon or lOk runner. Other area girls who competed include Newport Harbor fresh - man Jamie Swarberg, seventh in the Division ll 1,600 (5:23.13)1 Sailor s.ophomore M.E. Clayton, eighth in the 100 high hurdles (personal-best 15.97); and junior Laura Wilson, third ln the shot put (37-10) for Newport Harbor, who missed qualifying by one place. Newport Harbor junior Lia Roussel finished the discus with a 114-4 throw. In boys competition, Mater Dei junior Matt Wickersham, a Coro- na del Mar resident, was second in the Division Il 3,200 (personal- best 9:29.53) and fourth in the 1,600 (4 :25.58). "Running with the top guys in the state, it forces you to go faster," Wickersham said . Also in the 1,600, Newport Harbor senior Shahram DeZahd was eighth in 4:29.26. In the Division UI 3,200, Estancia senior Johann Appell finished fourth in 9:30.93. In the Division lI1 100 , Estancia's Chris Felix was ninth (11.08). "That was a tough race, H Felix said. ~u was the best I've been in all year. I had a good start, and I thought I did prelty well. But it was really hard, man. H Did Felix, a sophomore, learn anything from his initial experi- ence in the CIF finals? "Not real- ly,• he said. "I think it was really good and stuff. There were a lot of people here and everything.· Newport Landing · 5 boets. 231 anglers 441 barracuda, 4 sand bass, 4 calico bass, 2 rockflsh, 6 Kulpio, 1 abezOl'I. 1 halibut, 46 m<Kkerel. Davey's Locker 7 boats, 319 anglers 440 banecuda, 5 while sea bass. 12 ullco bass, 80 sand ban. 75 idJlpin, 26 yellowfin croakl!r, 18 blue sharks, 90 mackerel LEAH HOGSTEN I OAllY PILOT Newport Harbor freshman Jamie Swarberg catches her breath after Hnlsbing seventh in the 1,600 m eters in 5:23.13. MONDAY, MAY 21, 1995 Heads finishes Second in discus By Richard Dunn, Staff Wflter NORWALK -Newport Harbor High throwing and weight-condi- tioning coach Tony Ciarelli sees it as a high-wire act with hungry lions waiting below. Senior Cara Heads sees it as another opportunity to reach 140 feet in the girls discus. Either way, it's the old postsea- son track and field cliche; it's bet- ter to qualify with a lower mark, than not advance with a personal record. Heads, whose personal-best of 140-7 is the top mark in Orange County this season, finished sec- ond in the discus (129-8) Saturday in the CIF Southern Sect.Jon Divi- sion ll finals at Cerritos College, qualifying sixth for the Masters Meet on Friday. Heads reached 140 feet on her second attempt, but fouled while falling out of the nng. "l just kept going," she said. "I guess I didn't block enough, and I we nt past 1t." Heads entered the finals with a qualifying mark of 130-0, dfter reachin~ 140-7 in the Sea View League finals. The ninth and final quaillymg mark for the Masters was 128-5 The No. 5 mark was 129-10. The top five finishers rn edch event will advance to the state meet June 2. "I'm pretty sure I can make (135 feet)," Heads said, "unless I forget bow to throw or something, and that won't happe'Q. • Ciarelli, 4 veteran of postsea- son disc~ and shot put competi- tions, realizes that most throwers reach their personal best late in the year. "lt's the big show,• Ciarelli sald of the Masters Meet, "but it's like those dance marathons you see ... toward the end, there aren't too many couples standing. Cara bas got to do what she's capable of doing to advance." Though it wasn't her personal best, Heads wasn't complaining. "I'll take 1t, • she said of advancing. "I want to keep going to the state meet. I'd say 140 feet would do it. "(Advancing) was easier than I thought, because I bad envi- sioned the CIF finals being so tough. I guess I didn't believe what Coach CiareW kept telling me, that I would be right there.• Each discus thrower in the Maste rs Meet will get four attempts. "It de pends on who's got it that day, because it's a group of us who are neck and neck," Heads said. "It depends on who wants to -' step up on that day.· Qudlliiers five through nine aI1 hrushed withm 1 foot, 5 inches of each t>ther in the combined four divisions Saturday. Webelos summer aquatic camp offered NEWPORT BEACH -The Webelos Summer Aquatic Camp, featunng nine sessions, will be -hei from June 26 to Aug. 25 at th Boy Scout Sea Base, located al 931 W. Pacific Coast Highway. The camp is available to youngsters ages 8· 11 in the third and fourth grades. The nine sessions are; June 26- JO. July 5-7, July 10-14, July 17· 21, July 24-28, Aug. 7-11. Augi 14·18 and Aug. 21-25. With the exception of the July, 5-7 three-day session at the reduced fee of $60, the charge is $92 per sess10n For more i.nfor ... mation, phone the Orange Coun- ty Council Boy Scouts of America: at 546-4990. ' PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES _P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_T_l_C_E_S __ owners with rtspecl to the ballot among the landown-of pubhc facihlies will be 13200 Golden West Street, tract Code. the Department PUBLIC NOTICE Costa Mesa Cahlornla, as IJes"), as further prov1d&d petsons owning property in cons1rvclion and/or opera· ers in said proposed Ols· heard. Any person Inter· Westminster, CA 92683. of Parks and Recreation the IJme and place for a In said Resolution; the area of lhe proposed ---------IJon of the FacihtJes. ltict, with each owner hav· ested may me a pro1est tn Access 10 the 1ob site is re· has estabhshed goats ol RESOLUTION heanng before this Council WHEREAS, the City Coun· 01str1ct. will be heatd. PUBLIC NOTICE Section 5. Except to the Ing one vote tor each acre ,wi11ng as provided In Sec· s111cted for securny rea· 15% l0t Mino"IY Business NO. 95-31 on lhe levy and coHectJon c11 esumates the amount Dated: 5-17-95 ---------1 •ICtent that funds are other· of portion of an ai:re such lion 309 of the Code II l11ty sons. Therefore. at· Enterprises (MBE's). 5"-tor A RESOLUTION OF ol the proposed a.ssns· required !or the financing /a/ Wanda E. Raggio NOTICE OF wise available to 1he 01s-owner owns In the District. percent or m0te of the reg-tendance at the 1ob show· Women-owned Business THE CITV COUNCIL ments w11h1n City of Costa of the Fac1hlles to be not CIW Clerk City at PUBLIC HEARING ttlct to pay for the Faciltties Section 8. The Director or lsltred voters or six reg· Ing, although not manda· Enterp11ses (WBE's), and '' Mesa Landscaping Assess· more than $29 000 000 ' CITY OF and/Or th• principal and In-Public W0tks/City Engineer lslered vo1ors.' whichever Is 1ory, Is highly recom· 3' tor Disabled Veteran OF THE CITY OF ment 01stnct No. 1, and and ' ' ' Newport Beach NEWPORT BEACH llKHI as h beco'!'e~ due of the City, as the officer more, residing in the ttrrl· mended as 11 will be the Business Enterprises COSTA MESA, hereby gives nolice of said WHEREAS. 1n order to f,. Published Newpofl on bonds of the OISltict Is-having charge and control tory ptoposod to be in-onl)' opportunlly made (OVBE). Patt1cipat1on IOI al CALIFORNIA, hearmg. nance said Fac1~t1es it is Beach·Costa Mesa Dauy SPEClAL sued 10 llnance the Fa· of the Facilities In and for eluded In the 01slllct, 0t al(a1lable l0t prospective contracts over SI0,000 00 DECLARING ITS 5. The Coty Clerk shall nece$$81y 10 incur bonded Pilot May 22, 1995. IMPROVEMENT cihllas, a speclat tax suf· lhe 01s1rict, Is hereby di· the owners of one-hall or bfdders to view the s11e. 1s required Bods will only INTENTION TO LEVY cwt1ly to the adopuon of lndebtedneu In lhe m840 DISTRICT N0.95-1 l1clent to pay 1he costs rected to study said pro-more of tile BIH of land In The contract for this be accepted from those AND COLLECT this resolution and shall em o u n t o I up 1 o --------- (CIOSA) thereof, allCUl'ed by recor· posed Facihlles and to the 1ernt()()' proposed to be project is sub,ect to State bidders that either C8ft1ly cause a ttue and c0trec1 $29 000.000. PUBLIC NOTICE Notice Is hereby given datton of • contlnUlng llen make, or caust to btl Included In lhe District and contractor nondiscrlm1na· lh:it they have achieved ASSESSMENT DURING copy or this resolution to NOW. THEREFORE BE IT ---------- lhnt on Mar 8, 1995, tha against all non .. xempt real made, and Iola with th• City not exempt from the sp• lion an(f compllance re-these goals: or anempl a FISCAL. YEAR be published a1 least once RESOLVED by tne City NOTICE OF City Councl of the City ol property In the District, will Clerk a report In wri11ng, clal tu, fole wrmen protests qulrements pursuanl to "Good Faith Effort", as OUI· 1995-1996 a week for lhtee suc:ces· Council of the C11y of New· PUBLIC AUCTION Newport Beach 1dopled a be · 1avfed annually within presen11ng the following: against the establishment Government Code. Section lined in lho Add111on4I In· WITHIN CITY OF sove weeks 1n the mannei port Beach es foHows: Nolie:• Is hereby give~ Resolution enlllled "A Res· the District, and collected (a) A .brler descrlptlon of of the District, and the pro-12990. strucuons to Bidders for In· COSTA MESA, required by Section 6063 Sec11on 1. II Is necessary that the un~ers1gned v. I otutlon of the C11y Council In the same manne< as or· the Fac11ltl11S by type which tests are not w.thdrawn so Prospechve bidders may v11a11ons for BldS/Request LANDSCAPING ol the Govemment Code. 10 Incur bonded lndebled· sell al Public Aucuon o of the Coty of Newport dlnary ad v11orem property will ..)Je required to ad· as to reduce lhe value of examine and oblafn bid for P1opos3ls. and as set ASSESSMENT PASSED ANO ADOPTED ness wuhln the boundarees 06 05195 at 11:30 am. at: Beach Oecfarlng Intention taxes or In such other man· equately meet the needs of the protests to less than a forms, specoficaUons. and forth in tho M/W/OVBE this 1st day of May, 1995. ol the proposed Caty of ALLSPACE, 8564 HAMii.- to Eatablish' a Special Im· ner as the City Council or the OiSlrlct. maJorlty, the City Councll plans by calling al or mall· Cumpllance Cerllhca11on Te~SJ1~~CJo't~c~L OF Joe Erickson, Mayor Newp0t1 Beach Spec1a1 Im· TON AVE .. HUNTINGTON provement Olsttlct and to 111 deslgnee •hall deter· (b) An eslimole of the fair shall take no further action Ing a request to the o111ce and Oocumon1at1on Anoch· of the City of Coat• provement District No 95·1 BCH. CA 92646 Authorize the Levy of Spo-mine, Including direct bill· and reasonable cost of the to creale the Ols1rlct or levy of lhe Department of Parks monl to Bad Form. The bid· ~~~A i~is e:AE~~s;: Meaa (CIOSA) (tho "Otslrict") In The personal property QI cial T8J(ts". Pursuant to the Ing of the attected property Facilities, Including the the special taxes ror period and Recreation, Engineer· der's attention Is directed SOLVE AS FOLLOWS · ATTEST· the emount of up 10 the lollow1ng· City of Newport Beach owners. The proposed rale cost of acquisition of lands, of one year from the date Ing Section (916) 653-4274. to the reqwomont lhal cor· · · • $29,000,000 to finance the REY. COO 5, MISC Speclal Improvement Ols· and method of apportion· rlghts-ol·way and ease-of the decision of the City Any other questions. 11fications and documenta· 1~E~EA~ on /P~ll 1~ Mary T . Ell.Iott, Dep. costs ol the Faclhtles BOXES. MISC. HOUSB- 1ric1 Financing Code the ment of tho special tax ments. any physical la· Councll, and II the majority please phone (916) 653· lion must be submitted • •S ounci 8 opt~ uty City Clerk of the Section 2, The bonded In-HOLD GOODS Clty Council ol the city of among the parcels of real cililles required In con/unc· protests or the registered 6501. A lisl of planholders with 1ht bid; olhtr'f"IH bids Resolutlon N~ 95·2~· ll'llli· City of Costa M••• debtedness Is proposed to ZELLER, 0027. MISC Newport Beach hereby property within the District. lion the1ewith an~ Inc den-voters or of the landowners moy be oblained In person, will be cons1derJtd non· aMg 1 pr~c•c ings 1 C r~ STATE OF CALIFO~NIA) be incurred for lhe purpose HOUSEHOLD GOODS. gives notice as lollows: in sufficient detail to allow tal expenses In connection are only against tha lur· or by regular mail (unable responsive · Mewa L 0 d 11'1 ° A os a COUNTY OF ORANGE) ss ol t111anctng ttie costs or BOXES A. The IOKI of said Ats· each landowner within 1he therewith, including the nl1hlng of • type or types lo FAX). BUILDING SECURITY RE· esa an scaping ssess· CITY OF COSTA MESA th• Fac1hllH. Including OB ENTERPRISES, F03a olullon of Intention 11 as proposed Oi1lrlct to estl· costs of the proposed of facilities w1lhln the Ols· No bid will be considered OUIAEMENTS :;ient o~~lrict No. t 1 and or· 1 MARY T ELLIOTT b construction cos1s end all LAO OE A. MISC. CO,.._ IOllows· mate the maximum amount bond financing and all trlct, or against levying a unless It Is made on a The Area Commander onng e pro1ec manager • • ap-costs 1nc1denlal to or con-STRUCTION TOOLS WHEREAS, the City Clerk such owner will have to other related costs as pro-specified 1peclol tu, those s!andard bid form fur· shall be p1ov1ded with lho 10 P'~rare ~ r~Pfl with r• uty Caty Clerk and tx-offic10 nected with the ac· PAESANO, F043, MISC. of the City of Newport pay, ate described In Ex· vlded In Secuon 702 of the types of fal!ih11es or 1he neshed by the Oepartmenl names of personnel who spec 0 531 15 net pursu· Clerk of the City Council ol comphshment ol said pur· FURN Beach (the "City") has r• hibit 8 anached hereto and ode. specified special 1ax Wiii be of Parks and Recreatoon, will be working In the Slate anl 10 Section ~2565 the City or Cosia Mesa. poses ano ol lh• f1nanc1ng KING, GOSS, MICRO. BAA celved a written petJllon by this reference lncorpo-Said rerort shall be made eliminated from the pro-and Is made in accordance lac1hty II changes in per· :~rou202~:~d 11~lu~np1 Sec· hereby carllly that the thereof, as perlTlllled by STOOLS, BOXES (the "Petition") from the rated herein, The condl· a part o the rec0td of the ceed1ngs 10 lotm the DIS· with the "lnslluctions to sonnet ate required, pr10t s~" 1 ° d •H a~ orma llbove and f0tegoang Reso-Section 702 of the Coda BINGHAM, HOS3. MISC. owners ol not less than lions unde< which the obli· public hearing provided tor trict Bidders", wntten not1f1cahon of said c;Jee: d an ig ways lullon No 95-31 was duly Section 3 Tha City Coun· HOUSEHOLD GOODS 10% of the area ol land gation to pay the apecilled below. E. The proposed voting Bids must bo submitted changes must be made to • n · col, ecMg as legoslall~e GOODWIN H068. MISC. proposed to be Included special tax may be prepald Section 9. Mond11y, June procedure shall be by spe-for the entire work 85 de-the Area Commander WHEREAS dsaid d"ri: and regularly passed and body for the 011tnC1. In· FURN .. BOXES wTih1n 1 special Im· and pennanently aalflfied 12, 1995. at 7:00 p.m .. in clal mall or hand•delivered acrlbed her811'1. The Depart· II lhe Atta Commander was prep:ire an . 1 adopted by Ult said City tends 10 authoftze lhe 111u-AUC"tlONEEA'S: KELLY & provement d1stricl (Iha are specified In Exhl.blt B lhe reg_ular meetJng place ballot to the property own-ment of Patl<s anc:t Recre-rece.ves an unsuitable r• w~~~~.3:~ ~oug~ll, Cnd CounCll at a regular mael· ance and sale of bonds In KARL JACKSON K.E AUC. "Olsltict") ttae proceedings hereto. of the City Coun$il, Councll ers w.thln the territory pro-aUon reserves the right to port on the Contractor or 1 ap ad • d 1 Y ~n-ing thereof held on the 111 the maiumum aggregale TION SERVICE P.O. BOX for the l~matlon of which In the cue of any special Chamber•, City Hall, 3300 posed to be Included In the waive any Irregularity 1n a employee after processing ci . prov 141 repo as day of May, 1995. principal amount of not to 825 RIALTO. CA. 92377 Olatrict are as htrealtar tu to pay for the 'FaclllU.s Newport Boulevard. New-District. bid or to reject any or all security clearance: or 11 1t Is "~gw THEREFORE BE IT IN WITNESS WHEREOF 1 exceed $29,000,000, bear· TEt.E: 9()9.873-0744 AUC· provided· and to be levied against pCll1 Beach, Calflomla, be, Dated· 5-17·95 bids. round that the Contractor h h t ' Ing inlerest payable sem1-TION BONO #723-41-19 WHEREAS, under Iha C11y any parcel used I.or private and the nme are hereby /a/W.;.d• E. Raggio The appasent low bidder 0t employee 11 unsuitable ~~o~'b~~C~H~TF ~~~ n:: er~u: thseS.~~ annually or in such other Publi shed New!)ort of Newport Beach Special rHldenllal p1Mposes, (I) the appointed and fixed as the Cit Cl k Cit f will be required to execute or unfit for the assigned an 8 •ll • 0 manner as the City Council Beac;h.Cos1a Mesa Daily Improvement Olatrlct Fl· maximum apeclal tax shall Ume and place when and N 't rt :' 'h 't 0 • conttactuat agreement In duties. the Contract0t shall g~S ~~R~,?YS~~NOMEJ>t the City of Costa Mesa this shall determine, at a rate Pilot May 22, 29, 1995. nanclng Code (the be specllled as a dollar where lhe=I Council, as ewpo ••o lhe form ol a "Standard ba advised Immediately • • 2nd day of May, 1995. not to exceed lhe maxi· m845 "Code") Iha City Council amount which shall be cal-leglslatlve for tho Ols· Published Newport Agreement· Form 2" which that lhls Individual caMot TERMINE. ANO RESOLVE Mary T. Elllott, Dep. mum rale of Interest as of the city (the "City Coun-culated and thereby tstab-tritt, will uct a public Beach·Coata Mesa Dally shall be binding upon the continue to work or be as· A~ F~~Lowg;1 C •1 utr Cltr Clerk and ex· may be authorized by ap· PUBLIC NOTICE ell") Is lh• legl1lallve body lilhed not latar than ttlt hearing on the establish-Pilot May 22. 1995. State of Calllornla only signed to WOik under lhe ho. b ~ocla l Its 0r~CI officio Clerk of th• City pllcabl• law at the lime ot Fictitious for the proposed District date on which the parcel Is ment of the Dl1t11ct and m841 upon approval by the contract. re 'I r s n en· c 11 1 th Cit f sale of such bonds, and ,.. and Is empowered with tho llrat 1ublect to the talC be-consldet and finally deter· State. The State shall have and tion to levy and collect H · ounc 0 • Y 0 maturing not to exceed 40 BuslneH "•m• au1horlty to establlah the cause of lt1 use for private mine whettler the public In· PUBLIC NOTICE Bond requlremenls for exorcise lull and complete sessments pursuant 10 Part Costa M•••· years from the date of tho Statement District, and resldentlal purpose1, which terest, con\19nlence and n• contracts, eKceedl ng control over granllng, deny· 2. Olllislon l5, of the (The mop Is on file In Iha lasuance of said bond•. Th• lollowlng persons are WHEREAS, on the date amount shall not b• In-cesslty require the forma· State of SS,000 are stated In the l11g, wlthholdlng or 1erml· ~~ats1 ~nds Hlg~w~~r City Clerk's ollice, 77 Fair Sectlon 4. Monday, June doing business as: hereof the City CouncJI creased over time except lion of Ule District and the Callfornl• General Conditions, OPR naling clearance f0t the e 0 1 e late 0 a • Drive, Costa Mesa.) 12, 1995, at 7;00 p.m .. in A 8.C. CONSTRUCTION &. adopted a Resolution ac· thatltmaybelncreasedby levyofsald1peclaltax. Th•RHourceaAgency 483,Sectlon00700. Contractor. Including em· ~o;~~a,~rlnglhrlsc~J'~\ Published Newpor1 the regular meetjng place ~EMODEl.ING, ~oo E knowltldglng receipt of the an amount nol to exceed Section 10. The City Clerk DEPARTMENT 0, In accordance with the ployees. The State may es Cost~ Mes:' La°odscaplng Beach·Costa Mesa Daily of the City Council, Councll Boast Hcl's:~1, ewport Petition and now desires to 2% per yearlc (Ii) the tax II hertbV directed to cauH PARKS AND provisions of Section t770, It deems appropriate, au· Ass ssment District N 1 Pilot May 8 15 22 1995 Chambers, C11y Hall, 3300 Jeach, G G St proceed wjth lhe es1J1bll1h· year alter wh h no fUl'lhw notice of said public heat· 1773 and 1773. t ol the thorl:te and grant tempo-8 o. • ' • • · Newport 8oul1vatd, New· ames • leM, .. 300 ment of the Dl11tlct u con-1peclal tax subfecl to this Ing to be gll/en by publlca-Rl!CREATION Labor Code. the Depart· rary clearance to the Con· located generally south 01 m828 port Beach. Cahlornla. be, E. Coast Hwy .. #221 , Ne*' templated by H id RH· sentence ahaU be levied Of Uon one lime In a newspa-CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY ment has ascertained that tractor end employees. sr5nower A~enue and HSI PUBLIC NOTICE and the same are heieby port Beach, CA 92660 olutlon-collecled shall be u set per P\lblllhed In the area PATROL· the general prevailing rates However the granting of 0 malley oad, and more appointed and filled as the Gregory D. Glenn. 3000 NOW.' THEREFORE, BE IT forth In Exhibit B hefeto, of IM District. The publlca· Wl!STMINITER of wages In the county In tempor.,Y clearance 1hall parllcularlY. ~ascribed In NOTICE OF IJme and place when and Rivie<, Newport Beach, CA RESOLVED by the City and (Iii) under no clrcum-Uon of aald notice ahall be AREA OFFICI! which the work to ba done not be considered es as· ~:~11~11 8 : i c attach,~ PUBLIC HEARINQ wheia the City Council. as 9l~ 1 . Council of the City of New-stances wlll IM special tax corn~ at leut aeven P•v•m•nt be at listed by the Depart· surance that lun clearance ....;el b n 1 ~orpora CITY OF leglslat111e body for tile Dos· 1• bus ness 1~ con- pCll't Beach u follows: levfed egalnst any parcel daya before the date herein R hablll 1 ment of Industrial Relallons will be g,anted. The grant· n 'I re er •· EW C UICI, will conduc1 a public ducted by: • gene pan· Section 1. The City Coun-1ub~ to lhl• Mnltnce be sef tor aald heating. Said • tat on, (415) 737·2794. A copy of Ing of e temporary or Ml 2· A general detcrlptton or N PORT BEA H hearing on the proposed nersh•P cu propoHs to conduct Increased as • cons• notice at\all contain the In-Or•ne• County, thl• Hali~ Is on f~e at the cleatance ahall not prevent lmfc:ovementa relevant to SPECIAL debt lnue and COl'lsldef Have ~ou staned doing piocffdings to establish e quenc:e of dellnqueoey or lormallon prescribed by CelNornla address ltsled abova. the State from l8'minatlng ~ d ~trlct 11 •s follows: • IMPROVEMENT and finally determine business yet? No special Improvement di .. default by the owner of 8IT'f Section 3.07 of lhe Code. NOTtCll TO Preference will be granted or withdrawing any 1uch • ntenance and P<>1-DISTRICT N0.95-1 whether lhe public Interest. James G Glenn. St ttiet pursuant 10 the Code, othw parcel Of parcels Section 11. The olfteen CONTRACTORS to bidder properly ep-cleatances II th• Contractor =IC~P~<ng• r~~meny fa'J~ (CIOSA) conven•ence end necessity Th~• .~_atemenc 1 wCtas :14 Section 2. The name pro-within the dl1ltfct by moJe and employ ... of the City S.Md blda w1U be ,.. proved H "Small Busl-br9aehet any portion of Not.Ice Is hereby given require the 1111uance of wit u"" ounty er 0 ~led for the Dl11tlct It than 10"-. For purpoee1 of are hereby authorized and oelVed et the Office ol the ness" In accordance with ltftH contract documenls. :::.~le~ arru 8f:purtenanl that on May 8, 1995, the bonds of the City for the 0t99ange County on May 2, "City of N8WJ)O(t Beach thlt pwagraph, a ewcel dlrected to take all actions Department of Parka and Section 1896, et aeq., Tiile STANDARD OF CON· • w c are nee:-City Council' of the City of 01atrlct. 1 5 Special Improvement Di• ahall be considered 'uaed and do all things Which Recreation, Engineering 2, Ca11fomla Code or Aegu-DUCT HMfY or convenient for Newpott Beach adopted e SectlOn 5. The Cl\1 Clerk FMS11e ttlct No. 95-1 (CIOSA)". '°' prfvate 1eeldentlal pu.+· they, ot any of tnem, may Section. 14HS 1111\ Slr .. (, latlona. An approved The Contractor ahall be ~ maintenance Of po• Resolution entitled "A Res· la hereby directed~ cause Published Newpo11 Beach· Section 3, the proposed po1ea" not lalw than the deem neceaaary or deslr· Room IMO (95814), P.O. OSMB..09 or OSMB·11 responsible for maintaining ~he1:C,1fu~~udfeplac=~ olution of the Coty Council notice ol said put c hNI-Costa Mesa oany P110t ~ boundarlea of the 0111tlct date on which an oc-able lo accornpush the pur-Box 94289e, Sacramento, must be on file at the Of-utlalact()()' standatda ol 01 de., 'i• and ~n~:nance of the City of N-port Ing to be given b publlca· 15, 22. 29. June 5, 1995, art .. shown on th• map cupancy permit fot pr1vt1e poan of thlt RHOlutlon California 84298-0001, up flee of Small and Minority employee appearance, r • Beach Decfarlng Intention tk>n OM tame In newspa· ma36 of the District on flit with residential UH la laaued. and not lnconllltent with to 2:00 P.M., Thursday, Bual11,H1, 1808 -14th competency, conduct and and repair 01 water 1~f9a· to Incur Bonded Indebted-per of genera• c:1rcutatlon1--------- the City Clerk, which Section 8. It la the lnten-IM provlelonl hereof. June 22, 1995, at whlcn Street, Suite 100, Sacra· Integrity. The Contr1ctor Uon or draln•g• facilities MA of the Proposed City cltculated w11hln the 011· PUBLIC NOTICE boundarlH are hereby pr• J&on of the City CouneN eel· Section 12. This Rea· time and pl1ce they will be mento, Cam0tnl• 95814, by 1half bt tespon1lble for ~l~ne;:g,Lots ~ 8f~1;:J Of Newport Beach Specltll trlct. The publication 011--------- Umlnarlly approved and to Ing H th• leglslellve bOdy oMlon ahall lalct effect Im· pubflcly opened and read 5:00 p.m. of bid opening taking 1uch djsclpllnary ac· r c • an • Improvement District 1ald notice shell be corn• ''°"''°"• which mip reference 11 foi the Dlalrlct &o cause medl1tely upon 111 •dop-for performing th• w<xk .. data. If bidder wants lion with respect to em· ~~11" ~ : b0'1•T~TcJ No.95-1 (CIOSA)". Pursu· pleted at least seven daya Bu.alneaa Neme heieby mode for further t>onds Of ~ City to be la· llon. fotlowa: "Sm1ll Bu1lnen" prefer· ploytea as may be necos· • u 1 n 1 ant to Section 703 of the betort the date herein HI ttatem.nt partlcular1. Th• City Clerk aued for the Olalrlct pursu-B. The exNbitl to U'le F\lmilh all labot, me1tr\o enc• on this project, bidder aery. The Contractor 11 also ~~a~~. 811~ '::iriing'~ 11° City of Newport Beach l0t H id public heaung. The following pet90ns .,. 11 hereby directed to ant to the Code to fl'nanc:e Resolution which describe ale, tool• end f<IUlpmtnl must 1lgn Stet. 81 t form responsible for ensuring m-Special Improvement Ots· Said nollct 1h1ll contain doing bu•lneH u · record, or cause to be r• In whole or· In part the con-lhe faclllll" to be financed nectuary to overl1y with (Small Busln•n Prefer8f'lce that the emplOYM• to not ~o\19~:,·:~. la herfb trlct Financing Code (the the Information prescribed A A. SHAPIRO A.No AS· corded, aald map of th• atruc:Uon of the Facillltle1. and the rtle and method of uptielt conettte end fab-and Certification Request) dlattJfb papera on de1k1, midt to lh• report Of 'th~ "Code"), th• City Council by Section 103 of the SOCIA l'ES, 5744.5 E.' boundarlet 'of IM Dl1t1lct Said bond• shall be In the ~ of ~ •P9' rlc:, the exlatlng parking IOI and e11bmlt with bid. open cabinet• or dHk Project Mana ., relit""' to htf.Oy gl\/81 notice t1 fol· Code. cr .. kslde Ave., Orange • In the office of the county eggregate p1lnclpel •mount dll lalCH fOf the dlltflct tul'lace ol lhe CAUFOANIA Noelce ol Requ11ement ror drawera. or use State tele-d Cl § "'" loW1: S.Cllon e. The ottieert CA '*9 ' Recorder within flttttn ot not to e•q••d attonm.lotheo~of HIQHWAY PATROL. Nondl•crlmlnallon Pro-phonu except as eu-:ifl~lt~~t.th!'dc:tie'lef~ A. The taxt of 111<1 n ... andtmptoyteaoltheClty AndfewA.SNpwo.5744-5' dlya or the d1le of adop-'29,000,000, INll W., In-the City Cleric. WtsTMINSTtR AREA 011-gram: lhort.Dd. Of th City of Co I.I M QMIOn la u fOllowt' lie hereby euthorlzed and E Cfeelllldt Ave Orange. lion of lhl1 AnOlutlon. terut payable nml-c. The.,. and plac. ... FICI: •ldend tlewd eurlaee YOlJI an.ntlon II called to Tht Contractor and hlal and :on.aina. ""'. det&I= WHEREAS. IM City e~ dllected to WI• Ill actionl CA 926a .. I Section 4, The P\lbllc f• aMUalty or In. •uch OIMr tabhhed undef tlld Ree-lll'ld ..., co.t pcrtlOnt of Iha "Nondiscrimination her tmplO'ftee Iha• check deecrlptlon of 'the Im-ell (the "City COuncll'1 01 Incl dO .. 'l'ling' WhlCh Thia bualneH la con.' Cilitlet p1opoffd 10 be ti; manMr u the City Councl oMkln tor the publlO hMt· the erletlng lot eurlece 11 ci.u.." "' forth . or r• In with the IOcal ar" olf•ce prove'""!• the bound· u,.. City or Newpott Belch tney, or any of them, m1y ciuei.o by: en lnciWNal 1 nanced by lhe 0111tlct llfld ltaall o.ltfmlne, et • riM Ing r.equlted undtf the the caltfor~ Highwey Pa. fened to heretn, which II contlC:t prior '° the com-11181 of tne' Pfopoffd .,. (the "Oty") haa lhil date dffm nece11ary or dfflr· Have ~ ltarfid cso1ng' purtuant lo the Code 11\111 noe '° ••cffd the mul-COcM .,. Monday, ~ ltol -Senta Anl ~ .. Of-appllcable to al nonexe~ ~~ of WCMk. ff•sment dltirltt anct the ~ u Ae101uoon 11'-able to eecompllah the pur· bulintu ~? Ho conalat of thoH lttma mum rat• of lnlerMt u 12, 1995, at 7:00 p.rn .. In b. Orenge Coumv. c ... State conetructlon con-DIPARTlllNT O' propoHd au~umenl• tit~ "A RelOlutton or the l>OMI of this AefOIUl;on Ntdr..,, J.. Shaolro tilted u facll1tlt1 on flt• may be ~ed by ap-the ~:ra P'8C9 fOfnla, complete 'ln ao-trocll &nd aubcontract1, PUKI AND RICM· upon ..... toble Iota and City CIMd of the City o1 and not lncontlattnl With ft1ia Ntetneni wai bled~ hlt:>lt A hereto end by thlt plieable law at the time of of ttie C of ~ ooranc:. wtlh the Ptan1 and lo ~ "Sianclatd C...-ATIOM II of ltt'<I 'within rJo.O Ntwpott leech Declarll'IO the PfOvettona hereof, with tilt Coun(y CMrll of reference Incorporated .-of auch bond., end City of BNch, and ·~ ~ fornl• Nondlecrlmlnttlon O..td w 11 ph D'-:'~ • M -·r lntantlOf\ to Ealablllh a ~ 7. Thi• Aeeolutaon Ot1n9t County Ofl May s.' herein (the '''acllillH"). ahal we not lo •lCCH<f Council Chamber•, City tore Md euc" ~ Conelrucllon Contract 1 • w '' Ing~~~~= 1pec:4a1 lmprOYtmenl Oil· shill tah ertecl Im-"" • The City CounCU hereby 40 yeetl from the cs.te of Hali 3300 NewPoft eo. INf9'0 at may 1» latutd "*"'"'lone" Mt foM '°" ., 1 $aid eport la ~ wlct Md to ~ N ~ llPOf' ltl adOC>-N41HI 1 flndt and doterrnlnta f\al the laewnce thereof. V9ta, NewpcHt leach, c.a. pft,Of to bid optning date. herein. (Refer to Qenefal Publlthtd Nawporl • r1 .bM>ll ~ .. ~ of lc>ed8I Ta.""· l6on. 1 the public lnteffft wll noc s.rion 7. The levy of takS fomla. UOenM ,.quired: A °' c-Condllk>nt. DPA 483, he> lk1ch.C01ta ...... Diiiy ::~i.ca hertirl • .... = 9'ltl19 Ila ~ lo '°"" I The fleaflnQ rehtried IO ~-~ -..... ..... be Nfwc:I by allowtrlt IN propoaed "*"' tu ahel D. Al Mid hMtlng. the 11 llOn 001'00). Pilot May IS, 22, ''"· VJ ...... ~ ... In the alotetaict A..otll(IOn -__, """'M9y• PfOf*'Y owner• In the Die· M _.,...to the apptOV'lt ._..mony of al lrtleteeeed !nglnHr'e htlmate: ft~ In Minority m133 ~~·ht City Council trtd ,._.,...to.,_ cay of ttllll be "' "'-""" end 11. 12. •• ."'"9 I. IM. 'i 1rict 10.,,.., Into e eontr~ of IN ........ "'°'°'9 ol l*9CMW Of ~ tor Ot 1121,000 Md Women, and ~ ...;...._ t UO ....,... fMidl lpedtl ""' ,-. Sf*tted ltt Mid"-" ..... In aocotOW. ~" s.c:tlotl IN DWrtol ........ ...,.. the .-'t:llatlmtnt NOTI: A Job thOWlnQ Wll Yeteren lu"""8 r~ Thlntdng of ="19. ~~:.. ':.e"'· Of ~ Olllrtd. Plnillc-~ lM C• ...... I = ~ ';:.yc:t'.:, t:= ~"'= :e-= :.--~of~-=:.: ~ .:!,. '=~~:Me. ~°tJ~ 10111 cf:.T. • cettl ..-, on Nit 1•· I • In :: ~ ~"), '°' ~:=:-.,•,ft:: ..._':.:..' l or mcwe eontt.ett dlr~ty milltd or ~ed 1np ot the apedfled r the tota • loolllld at the et Mq .. °'.,.Public eon. cu.aat'1•0 <:; ~17~,.! urtel" ,ui.110 1~ ~ ,.,_... ~ •Ct•su1•1•,.• with 1ftY ~of a. propt11Y • w.-. .... AIM Offtct. M• .... 78 -' ' pr~a C'1'1e "'llCll- ) .. ' -. --. ..~-.. -.....-. -.....---.. -. ------------ MONDAY, MAY 22. 1195 PUllJC llll'llCD PUii.iC . No·---°""' p; .... PUIUC -a llOT1Cll W IOTICD .... flUIUO llO'IW fl•IC lllWI i _,, •.••• C3.,C• .. •"""_..,..,_ ..... ,!!!!:!;_ ... ~ -----WllDTICll MHUm0N ~:na:..,_p.m.. •-~de i. CIOl1t-» ::.::'-' ... ~ INll bWI ....... ,,_. d ~ 10 -~·.raJW: Will flCiM ftliim1eCOIDidlelllt .. -'!!:.~IOIN OP alblt, on June 1a. :.rt ~!Es~l~RE oc,,o~~~.!!!_ ---......... =-';:=:1"6_,tlf.__ .... -~ ~::..!!PJ..~ POln'I, ..,12 ........... !'... .. ~-....... ,.. •Cl!IJG•D I """•-• Ille Councll chalnbelt' of 1""" "' .......,'""'"" !.-" ......., ...,.. N¥11 --& ...... *9 ~ ITIMS -.-...--I ...... II.. Tiie .-ant COIMll•ICld _, TM• ctn COUNCIL c-, H... t7 ,.., DIM, NIA FOR THa COUNTY 0# a.. ••N .... (~ .-----. ................. , ......... Out ... c ' 11 i Q E 0" QI .... '°' Nolloe al ... _~ Cllllll A -Act· ll'llllld. ........ undlr ... OP 'nm cm°' Cotta ...... calll0tni.. .. ORANOI. 700 CMe c...... ~....., ... lllo ... ---.. K'ltKUU • HOU.HOLD ronn .. . ,.,. .......... --liCllOul ....... llllM " C09TA •SA. IN time llnd l)IKe 1or a Orh1e Weit, lo• 1"4 ~ • raquifed ~ ,.ubll•h•d Newpor• .._ v. T,.._. Aeo ITIMI UM oo6ft • .................... '*"" 11..o lbcM Oii MM:fl 1, ~lA. '*ting l*Ol't \hie COi.rd Sltlll AM. CA 12701 ' w. l.ach-Coeta .... a.Ir ....... leere..,, Pu llllehod N•w~ AtWli•f .. lllUfel•. lllil......_dDll llDtel 11111& -~·,.. :::""?.::.-,,,. ...... -· ... .:=..--:s·~ _...,,~ ... ·-.............. o .. ~ .. ~-=:ili':.::r:" _ .... " r-.... '5SQCI· \lonmn~uo ...... .i::""'.r=-~ ..... .,-.. .,. _. ..:' _ _,,,_ - -• · __ T_.,..,. ::.:.:.=:-,. ~.::'·"--· ~ .... MD CO&.UCT Meta landteaping ~ =~~· "' plalnlffla W-.. D1t11ll'llllllllOI~ PUii.iC llOTICI "'°' Mat 22, n. 24, ZS. 140 • ....., UlldJf ,__ :t: ol TM ..._.. w. iltd Wiii -•NT8 INl1' Dlsttlcl No. 2 ll'ld '"""' an •ttomey, : (!I a. r..,nd 1o pay IN 2'. 1115. PUIUC llOTICI ........ .._..CA i. l'Sel sdo.i 1 · Ille =Cle* o1 Ot1f101 DUIHNO PllCA&. heteby give• no11ce cit Mid nombt•, la ditec:clon y ., woee ,... Of "* crlft 0t w1aneu MMe .,... et-. ..,_. 11111 Piaf•-Couritt on 21 1111115 ~~-= ~ Cl1V .,.., """= :0 =..:. ~ :-:,_, ~ ~°" PUIUC-:r'~"::. OOll•.OGJU.G6IJ 9 .:L ..::;:-_"i:"' ~ COllTA ..... :-;'fy..:.:,:. "'!:,"""...:,: o dol --•"' no ~,:' ~ llUUI w.a -OI' Kiii-TO PUIUC llOTICI iiiilw _ .... .., ..... • ..... =- LANDICUINO • CAUH a true and correct tlene abogado, H) call lot bldL the c••c•. •tCN, PUa&.IC ---~SIEM CNll2UIH 401 PMClln#f of Ille Cou~ Clellt A,.. Rd· AlllllMINT copy or lhll reaolullon to STVART w. FEST, ESQ.. The Conlt.c&or lhalJ corn. •101 u.c.c.) NOTICI IS HEREBY ESTATE OF: llOTICE Of SftlAlll. CAfll ~out !Mlflnt """' s..1t DISTRICT NO. 2. be pubffahed at leaet one STATE BAR f0t107, LAW ply wfth the provlllone Of &.crow No. OIVEN lt\AI DUbllc hMl1nQa R08EA' PEAN NlwocMt 81K"-Coltl Mita il'llst bl ltltd belOlt M*"t The THE CITY COUNCIL OF a wettc lot thrH wee.:. OFFICES OF FEST & WI\, !SKUon 1170 to 1180 In-t7J7S•L will be held by the Coela COYE.MD rEllllON TO CNbt1771191-N:May llllngofllt_,.mltlldOaSnotol THE CITY OF COSTA slv• weeks Jn the rnaM« UAMS, 6928 oWenimouth cl\AslV9, of ~ ca11kimla Notice fa hereby given to Meta City Council on JI.Int CASE NO. A;7jg24 AD-IEft U.15.22. 11185 itself llJlhollu ~ llM In. ltit MESA DOES HEREBY RE· required by Section 80&3 Avenue, 2nd Floor, Canoga Labor eocw, the prevalllng credflota of the wtthln 9, 1995, al 1:30 p.m., or u To ... heit9, i,.neff• ESTATE C.:: ALAN PUBLIC NOTIC• •IMI ~ • fdMlus 8u11nw SOLVE AS FOUOWS: ot in• Government Code. Park Calflornla 91303-rate and ac• of wa.gn es· named Hiier that a bulk ~on lhlra•ftli' u poe-clerl•• ctedltore 0 lldlMAY rm Name 1n \'idlbon ol Ille llQhts cl WHEREAS. On April 17. PASSED AND ADOPTED 00 . teblllhed by the City of Nie II •bout to be~ or .. bl•. In the Council Cham-ti a t di • on-CAsE NO A177788 lllOtlltr undtr Ftdlnl. Stlll. or l995, lhla Council adopted this 11t clay of May 1995. 2 3• <8181 71s.7too Coate Mesa, wt11cn 111 th• a11et1 d11crlbed bets of Cfty Hall, n Fall' n en ere tore, and T ell h.i b fl fll .._"44411 common llW (Set Secion 1'400 ~~...':;.,.~ ..... "! Jrr ......... ; .. _ 0~":~ • ...: cl ... , :::: 'ill!' "; gor ~ ':: ~ ...... ""' .. .._ :::--· eor.:..~ ...... e,,;:"'\:., .. ~.:.::.::.•·;~ ..... :. .....;:;.::::.: ':'::.:' r.::' ..................... MWaJ 01 City or Costa ::.::-City of c ..... br WENDY L. ADAMI, and at!. fOtf:i:.= eddrHMI ol thl Hlllf are: "en~ OF PLANNING ~~h wli~ R0o'e•E:,1Tat0•~ or :~0~, :~,::;0,~: dm The':::: PlflOll(•> 1 ""'S Rm~•no Meu Landscaping Assess· DelKltv ' prelCfibed thefeln for non-Omco Enlttprltff, Inc., a A ON PA·95-27 (Which o • 0 • n t:AN wl b I ODIRO M GARY Newport 8eJCM:osta Mesa ment Ol1trlct No. 2, and or· ATTEST1 NOTICE TO THE PERSON compllance of aald Ood• Callfom • corpocation 211 concluaed In a 2•2 tie vot• COYE, M.O. th se 'N• nterHted In FTOR SER\t1CE, 225 West CH306125 M'I a 15.22.29 1995 derfng the Projtct Manager Mery T. llllott, Dep-SERVEO· You ., 1 nrved The City CouncU of the Avenlda Santa Elena, La by the Planning Commi• b A PETITION hot b 9 t ":' orf Ht~te, or "'~·r=t:l632 ' ' to prepare a report with r• uty City Clerk of the · City of Costa Mesa r• Hmbra CA 90631 lion), from Gordon Harvin een filed by MIMI 0 ' 0 : "LAN .,.,..... • 614 Wtst PUBLIC NOTICE apect to aald dlsttlct pu1su· Clt't of Coate Meae Ill an lndlVlcfual defendant. Ml'Yll the rfaht to reject Th• loCauon In Celllornla Glau Architect 2024 PURKITT COYE In the McKINLAV A*llt, ~ 92Sl2 ant to Secilon 22565 STATE OF CALIFORNIA) • STATEMENT any ,.ncrr all bldt. of the chief executive olflct Avtnlda, Chico, NewPo<t Superior Court of Call-b A . PETITION hat Tha blllnelS is c:onclicled ~ fie ll.FM441 through and Including Sec-'COUNTY OF ORANGE) , OF DAMAGES MARY ELLIOTT Oop-ol the aeller It: aamt a1 BHch, authol'lzed agent fornle, County of Or-,:en filed by SANDY 111 Incl..,~ ~ IUllllE1I tlon'22574 ol tho Cafllomla CITY OF CO T ~ 1 TO ALL PARTIES AND uty Cltr Clerk ' above for Thom Galt and Suzie ange. oKINLAY In the Sup•· The~ commenctd ID IWftrTI~ Strtell and Highways I M y T S A M SA) . THEIR RESPECTIVE AT· Publl h d .1 At listed by the seller, all Chrlst1n1on, 499 MagQOIJa THE PETITION re· Crlor Court of Cellfornle, ~ bu•!"" undtf the The following s Im Cod" ood • AA • EWOTT. O.p. TORNEYS OF RECORD· ' ' •••pool °'"-'""''"" ""m" ond """" Coo .. -lo< • quoole I hot MIMI ountv of o .. n... ,_, ....... -• dd o) WHEREAS, ·~· """' ...,. Cl'Y "'"""" ........ BART KEANAN· . • .... .co... MOH """ ......... """ by "" .... ,, ..... UM ....... lo PURKITT COVE bo THE PETITION ......... -.... ., _., '· ..... =..:. ~~.n:.:· was prepared and filed Clerk of th• City Council of 1 SPECIAL DAMAGES Pilot May 22, 29, 1995. leller wllhln three year•~ allow con11tuctfon of two •ppointed .. personal quests thet SANDY 1Gtl2. Port'8eact1 J92663 • · with the Cny Council; and the Ci1y ol Cotta Miia, · 11\842 lore the date such l!st -• garagtt l otalfng 1 ,150 reprHentetlve to edmin-McKINLAV be appoint· S~· ROBERT t«JfWOGE O • . r'HEREAS, the City Coun-hereby certfly that th• :i:t~s ;;,ec1AL OAM· PUBLIC NOTJCE :,nt or dtllvered to lht ~uar· '"' (700 aquai• lster th• Ht•t• of the ed .. P•f9onal repreten· nu st.ltmtnt WIS flied with PQd. "':' :-.. AN;ot.ee '1~ "1~~ c I apl)foved said report u above and lor'""...i"" 'Re~ , .000.00 ~yer are: none permitted) In COOJUnc· decedent tetive to edminieter th• the Cou~ef\ ol Oiange .....,_ • rPort I at • hied; ·•-.., II. GENERAL DAMAGES The NIMS and busloess tlon with construction of a THE . Htete of the d ed Cou~on . 25, 11185 _......, NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT ~ Noul. 91~ ~~ duly TOTAL GENERAL OAM· INVINTOINTQIC8EIDS addressea Of the buyer are: fn•~l. two-1t9ry, ifngi. uHtt t:.E~l:~~dN rt~-A HEARINGc on·~~~ NOTx:E· . fictlous Namt ..... Albe,.'! A Allajot. 414 WI• RESOLVED THAT THE reg Ir y pu--.. and AGES SS 000 000 00 Abdullah F. Akbar, 24902 am"Y residence containing ~ L • en • pefti Ill b h St*nlent.. M I rvinl 1 '" Ntwpolt Buell. CA CITY COUNCIL OF THE adopted by th• aald City TOTAL SPECIAL & GEN th ~OT!~fedls hereby gl<ien Eaton Lane, Laguna Niguel, approlllmately 3,900 aquare 1 L bnd _Jod1lcils, ff Ju~e 0~ ~99l .:1~ .:5 fie dlle ltw• ~ in~Of': ~ CITY OF COSTA MESA Council at a regufai IJleel· • a s...., propotals for CA 92671 feet, localed at 499 Magno-any, • ..,m tted to p M I' • ot the Cou...., Qeitl A Abi1llam Hale~an. 2255 call DOES HEREBY FINO, oe: Ing thereof held on the 1st ER A L 0 AM AG ES furnishing all labor, ma~ The HSell to be sold are Ila Street In an RI zone. probate. T:h• Will ·~ • . n Dept. 703 5ou ... ., new flcll· Gtlndt, PasadtM, CA 01104 TERMINE, AND RESOLVE day 01 May 1995 $10,000,000.00 al1, equipment, tral\lporta-dHctlbed In general as: All Envlronmtnlal Dettrmlna· eny codicils ere avail· 10oc~ted et 341 The City -.!~...!'!'befs ~ .. ~tatemtnl Tin i.i 1 u 11 u 19 coMJcted by AS FOLLOWS· ' · BRYAN KERNAN: lion ancl such othtt fa~a. lurnl1hlng1 lfxtutH equip-Uon: Exempt. ebre for examination In riv• Oreng• C A ..... , .... i-.. Ol9u-•lllll. The CO·plitnenl 1. Th• c i1y •Gouncil IN WITNl!SS WHEREOF,. I. SPECIAL DAMAGES u .. as may be required to ment, Inventory, leasehold AN ORDINANCE amend· the file kept by the 9 2668. filing ol ttn slltemlnldoes notol The itQ]strlnl commenctd IO hereby declares Us ln1en· have hereunto set my hand TOTAL SPECIAL DAM· REMOVE AND DISPOSE Items and itock·ln-ttade, Ing Artlcttt 1, of Chapter VI, oourt. IF YOU. OBJECT TO tl!ell authorize ~ use in Ito trlnslC1 business undtf the lion to levy and collect as· ai:'d affixed th• Seal of the AGES, ss.ooo 000 00 pF THE EXISnNG TOT together with U\• lease on ol Tiii• 5 of th• Costa THE PETITION ,.. the granting of the stale ~ • ficilOjlS Business f1cUous business name or 11ssmen11 pursuanl to Part City or Coata Mesa, lhl• II GENERAL DAMAGES o~T EQUIPMENT ANO the premises, Ha, Municipal Cod• to quests authority to petltlon, you should ~-'" 'tllolltiOn ol ""rights of NmeS Msttd lbo't't on J.,.,llY 2. Dlvlalon 15, ol the 2nd day qi May, 1995. · HER IMPROVEMENTS, and.,, focaltd at: 329 E. lmlt the 1121 and height Of administer the estate appear et the hearing .,IUV,., under Fedel'll, Stitt, or 1095 Streets and Highways Mary T. Elliott, Dep. TOTAL GENERAL DAM· P~OlllOE AND INSTALL 17th Street. Costa Mesa, lnftatables (edvertlafng bal-under the Independent ~nd state r.our objec· common I"!' (Set Stdon 14400 SIGNED OAHIEllE A. AH.6JOT Cod• ol the State ol Cali· uty City Clerk end Ill• AGES $5,000,000.00 N w TOT LOT EQUIP· CA loon1). Admlnlttretlon of Ea· lions or ftle written et seq, eusineu and Ploltssions ALBERT A. AHAIOT ABRAHAM fornla during fiscal year officio Clerk of th• Cit~ TOTAL SPECIAL & GEN· ~o1c~N8c INSTALL Th• business name used N011CE IS FURTHER tetes A ct . (This authori· objections with the ~lifi . HALEBLIAH ' C 199S-1996 within City or Councll of the Cit" of ERAL DAMAGES FICATIONSA.11 ~S-~Of. 11by :h1~ 111ner et that loca· ~!~ENpl thal at 1ald tfme tywillellowtheperson· court before the hear· io11ta.••anm ~ lttsst.atement was filedwith osta M11a Landscaping C , $10,000 ooo oo WI r ..... vld on s. ntematlonal House .,.., ace all Interested ii ti Ing. Your eppeeranc• -..i.. • 0 •· ll1e Cou~Cltltt of Orange Assessment 01s1t1ct No. 2, osta MH• DATED: Aprll 4 1994 br the City of Costa Mesa ol Pancak11, 1901 persons may appear and e repreaenlta ve tol hteke may be In person or by !i{J()S. Knt1111rlhd Cou~on 25 1995 localed gen8t'ally west ot (The map It on file In the LAW 0 • • • th• Ofllce of the City Tht anUclpated date of be heatd by the City Coun-many act one wt out your ettorn• Slilt f NO; ' , Bear Slrfft and north ot Cily Cferk'1 olflct, n Fair FEST & :.t~ESS OF Clerk, T7 Fair Drill•, Costa the bulk sale 11 6/8/95 at cil on the atoremenlionod o~t9ainffng court appro~-IF voiJ" ARE A Bttc.CA~I s~~E~ ~ ~ Route 73 and more par· Drive Costa Mesa l M Mesa, California. until the the olflc• of Executive Es-Items. • • e ore taking certau'I CREDITOR Hewpol18eadl-Cosl.I Mesa m . years rom ilcutarly described fn ex~ Publlthed N'ewport B'tl STUART W. FEST, hour of lO:OO a.m., June crow Co., 221 s. Ola Vista IF THE AFOREMEN· very Important ectlona, enl er d'~r • c,ontlhn-CH3Cf)ll4 ~ U.15.22. t9115 :'~~.~~~•An the Olltee No" ··A··. '""'°' •~•" B .C AUo•ne .. lo• Plelnllffe, 12, 1095. al whloh !Imo SO., Son COomoo" CA TIONEO ACTIONS IS howevoo, oho P"OOnal S ' 'O< o I a -·~ -· ,.. ..... '"'I""''°"'"'"''"" by '"" 0 '" "'" o•ty BART KERNAN •n• U>oy wld be oponed P"b-9H72 ' CHAll.ENGEO IN COURT, """""'"'•• "" bo ••"'"''you""'" Ill• PUBLIC NOTICE '"" "'"""..,. -retoronce. Pilot May 8, 15, 22, 1995. BRYAN KERNAN llcly and read aloud In the This bulk salt Is subject the challenge may b• llm· required to give nollce your cltttm , with the ITIJSlbe lded belore tNOme The 2.Ageneraldescriptlonol m829 Published N t Councll Chambers. Sealed to Calflornla Uniform Com· lted to only tho•• fuues to Interested peraoni ohourtendmetleoopyto RltNo.Fl44143 M1ngolttisstatementcloeS notof lmp'°"'m'"" "'"''°I '° ow P °' "'°'°'"' WU .... tho m"olol Cod, Soolloo ......,.. ••n,.llhe pub-•u nl o u 1•0 y • 0 v 0 t 'P"•onal "P<OH•1'· FIC11110US BUSINESS ... 1 ., ...... "' to "1 said district Is 85 follows: PUBLIC NOTICE Beach·Costa M11a Dally title ol the wor1c and name 6l06.2. lie hearing dHcrlbed In waived notice 0; oon· tlve appolr)ted by the NAMESTATDIENT state ol • ~titious Business The maintenance and pos· Pilot May 8, 15, 22, 29, ol th• bidder but no other fl ao subject, the name thl1 notice or fn written cor· eented to the propoted court within fou r The !coo.wino persotl(s) 1inre Name 1n .... o11~onof Ille rights or slbl• luture replacement 01 cnat282539 t99S. distinguishing marks. Any and address ol the person respondenc• delivered to action.I The indepen• montht fr~m the dete doing llUSlness as· SlEVEN anothtr under Ftdelll. Stitt. or landscaping and any laclli-SUMMONS m821 bid received after th• with whom claims may b• the City Council, at or prior dent edmlnl tr ti of first 1esuence of HAASEV, 8687 Melrose Ave , common llW (See Seeton 14~ lies Whteh .,.. appurtenant {CITACION JUDICIAll PUB r;htduled closing time lor flied II Miki Kuntz, Execu-to, th• public heatings. authority will be' gr!nt~~ letters •• provided In Soac.e B.427. LOS Angeles. CA et seQ . Bustness and Professions thereto, or which are nee· NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: LIC NOTICE • receipt of bids •hall be Uve Esetow Co .. 221 S. Ola MARY T. ELLIOTT unlese 8 i d sec.lion 9100 of the 00069 CO<le) • essary or convenient fOf (A.vi so a Acusado) LINDA NOTICE ~~~rndd h ~ b~dd3ir un-Vl1ta St., San Clemente, D•Pvtv Clt't Cl•rk ' pereon me~ en ~~~~~~~n Cehfotnia Probate Code. Hatley and Assooates. Inc , first Rino th 1 e 1 malnt.,,anc• or pos-J. TERRIL; AND DOES 1 IHVlTI 0 rtsponne ·lbllty f .! ~1 1ole 1CA 92672 and the las1 date Publl•h•d Newport to the petition and The time for filing C.loma, 570 So Melrose St , Newpolt8elth-Costa.Meu 1 b • future replacement TO too N BIDS s ' o "'' .,.dder or Ming c111m1 shall be 61 B• h-C M h od claims will not e 1 Aacetllla CA 92670 · CH3061 t5 Mly 1 9.15.22. 1995 thereof, Including removal YOU ARE BEING SUED BY NOTICE IS HEREBY to ... that his bid 11 r• 7/95 Which Is the business IC osta ... Oally s ows QO ceuae why befo xp ra . ol debris, and ma1n:enl!CIC4I PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. le esla' GIVEN that sealed propos· cetved In rro~r time. day before the sale date Pilot May 22, 1995. the court ahould not fr reth fohur I month1 and repair of water lrrlga-demanclando) BART KER· als lor furnishing alt labor, A HI o Bid Documents 1pecllled above. m843 grant the authority. 0 '!' d e b ear ng dete lion or drainage lacllltles NAN and BRYAN KERNAN materials, equipment may b• obtained at th• Oe-Dated: 'Merch 27 PUBLIC NOTI E A HEARING on th• notice • ove. on lettered tots A, B, c. You have 30 CALENDAR transportation and such partment of Community 1995, ' C petition will be hold on YOU . MAY EXAM· and o. ol Tract 10513. No DAYS after thl• summons other facllitle1 as may be Services, T7 Fair Drive, A!>dullahf Akb LIFEACCIOENT June 15, 1996 et 1:4 5 INE theff1le kept by the substanllol changes are is served on you to tile a required lor SLURRY SEAL Colla Mesa. Calllornfa, ' er AND P .M. in Dept. 703 looat· court; I you ere • per· propo11d to bo made In typewritten responH at this PROGRAM 1994-95. will be upon nonrefundable pay-Published Newport Hl!ALTH ed et 341 The City son interested In the elllstlnglmprovemenlS. court. received by th• City 01 menl ol $15.00. All ad-Beach-Costa Mesa Dally SYNOPSIS OF Drive · Oren e CA •~late, you may file 3. Reference Is hereby A tener or phone call wlfl Costa Mesa at the OHlce ol dlllonal charge of $5.00 will Piiot May 22, t995. THE ANNUAL 92668 g with the court a formal made to th• report ol the not protect you; your typ• the City Clerk, n Fair be made If handled by m844 STATEMENT. IF YOU OBJECT TO Re<1,uest for, Special Project Managet rela11ng 10 wntten response mual be Drive, Costa Mesa. Calllor· mall. Bid Documents 811d YEAR ENDED the r ti f h Nouce of the ftllng of en said district. S11d report fs in proper legal form It you nia. untll Ill• hour of 10:00 other contract documents PUBLIC NOTICE DECEMBER 31 1994 peli tiJ1n en ng 0 h t Ide Inventory end apprefael on file with the City Clerk wan: tilt court to heat your a.m., Monday, Jun• 5, may alto be txamined at Of ' • you 1 0~ of estate e11et1 or of ol the City ol Costa Mesa, case. 1995, at which time they the Office ol the City Clerk LIFE ACCIDENT PM GROUP LIFE a~ear et the heanng any petition or eccount and conta1n1 e lull. de111led II you do not me yoU1 r• wlN be opened publicly and of the City ol Costa Mesa. AND HEAL TH 8 stete ':(_OUr objoo· es provided in aectlon description of the lmprov .. sponse on time, you may read aloud In the Council Bid Documents wilt not be SYNOPSIS OF INSURANCE COMPANY tlons . or file written 1 250 of the Californl menll, the boundariu ol lose th• case, and your Chambers. Seated propo•· "!ailed unless th• a,d· THE ANNUAL 100 WEST objections with the Probate Code. A R ~ lhe proposed assessment wages, money and prop-all shall bear th• title ol d1tlonal $5.00 charge 11 1n-STATEMENT. CLARENDON, SUITE ~ourt before th• hear-queat for Specl 1 N ti• dl!itrfct, and the proposed erty may b• taken without th• work and name ol tha duded with payment. YEAR ENDE'D 2000, PHOENIX AZ. tng. Your appearance f 1 • 8 0 ce assessments upon assess-lurther warning lrom the bidder but no other dlsiln· Each bid 1hall b• made DECEMBER 31 1004 85013-0000' may be in person or by t~rm 9 ta~eil:ble from obla 1011 and parcel• ol court. gulshlng marks. Arty bid r• on the proposal form, • Total admitted assets your attorney. e cour c er • land within Cily ol Cosla There are olher logal r .. celved after the scheduled ahtets P·1 through p.9 Of $319 207 875 IF YOU ARE A Att~y for "9thicwMf: Mesa Landscaping Assess· qulrements. You may want clo11ng time lor th• receipt provided in lh• contract PACIFIC MUTUAL T 0 '1 8 1' 11 ab I I It I• s CREDITOR or a contin· Dnid E. Hoa,,_ ment District No. 2. Said to call an attorney right ol bids shall be returned to documents, and 1hall be LIFE INSURANCE · $238 297 881 gent creditor of the 23196 La Cadane Dr .• report 11 anached hereto away. II you do not know bidder unopened. ft shall accompanied by a certified COMPANY, Capital Stocki s2 900 000 deceeaed you mu1t fll• Ste. 103 as Exhibit "B" and lncorpo-an attorney, you may call b• the sol• responsibility ol °' cashier's cheek or • bid 700 Newport center Aggregate wrfte:fns' lor your cf elm with the L...,a ... CA 92853 rated herein by reference. an attorney referral Hrvlct the bldde< to '" that his ti;>"d for not less than 10% Drive Newport other than special IUlplus court end mail• copy to 06716. 05/18, 05/22 or a leoal aid ol11e• {listed ~d fa received In proper o lh• amount or their bid, Beach• CA 02880 funds the personal representa-·-~-------1 • •Ill! In the phone book). lime. mad• payable to th• City Total ~dmilted Surplus not11 tive eppointed by the PUBLIC NOTICE Despue1 d• que le en-A set Bid Documents may of Costa Mesa. No pro-S14 728 t9I 163 assets Gro11 paid-In and conlrlb-court within four ---------! tteguen 11:a cl1111clon Judi· be Ob!ljned at th• Olflc. ol poraJ ~all be considered T 0 1 a·, •11 ab 1 1111 1 5 uted 1urplu1 $37,602,000 months hom the date Flt 11. fMUU ciaf usted lltne un pla.to d• th• City Engulter, n Fal un eas accompanied by $14 lOO 567 051 Aggregate apeclal aurplus of first l11uence of FICTTTIOUI IUllNUI 30 DIAS CALENOARIOS ~rille, Cos:a Mesa. Calilor-· :chh c~~fa~ I check, ca'p11ai SlOCks SO Unastlgned funds (sur· letters as provided in llAM£ STATBIElfT para presenter una r• nia. upon 1 s"''"'•lunclablt N~ ·~ h;r•bebond. Aggregal• write-Ins lor plu:/i $40,407,793 section 9100 of the lhe lollowlng pel10n(s), HARBOR 1 'WH• ~.~~ c:ic:'.ta • maqufna ~fJ;::,nt ~har~~·°':)1 ArtS4~~ «ad unles~ 11 fs maJ:~~d~ other than special surplus tf~nsnS2~~ 1::0°"' opera-Cefi for'!ie Probete Co~e. ~no busi,.n n TH£ "" , Una carta 0 uni uamada must be Included 11 han-blank proposal forl1} fur· lund• SO Net In • • Th!' t1m~ for fth!'O Y, 944 H Tus\n. Orange, MOUNT OLIVE telelonlca no le olrecera died by mall. Bid oocu-nlsh•d by the City of Costa 5~4~ ~~i ~8~ not• a lncrHc:,ma(~::·r~o:;~1 In cle1ms will not eirptr• ~:lly WOOdS 7900 M C t S protecclon; au respuesta ments and other contract Mesa and Is made In eo-G ' 'a1 1 Capital and Surplus d rl before four months ct. Gl'al1 8 CA eme ery afeS esrila a rnaqulna Ilene que documents may alao be IX· cordance with the provl· ut~:~ ppl d· ;0 and contrib· t994 $1 898 t36 U ng from the hearing dete 'Ma..,!:~ 116746 L d F · h cumplfr con lu formal!· amlned at the Olflce ol th• Ilona ol the Proposal re-r us lnsura~c• '1n For . N notloed ebove. 'V'."'• ....._, 7003 Mch ea S Urn IS ed dadn leg1l11 apropladas City Clerk ol the City ol qulrements. S~regate special surplus tlonwlde S11 044 1s':0oo a· YOU MA V EXAM· Cl, Grlilitt ~· ~ 116746 -7602 sf usted quitr• que la cort• Costa ~esa. Bid Doeu· cfach :ldder must have a uni~ned II.Inds (s . Accident a.' Heaith 'pramf-INE the file kept by the t.Js~~~'1:''1 COIQJeted escuche au caso. ments will not be malled •st or B ltc~nse and lut) S4l7 ~ ur ums $338,946,367 court. If you ere a per· a-1!-llliilllilliiiiiiiiiiilllU SI usted no preHnta 1u un111s the additional $4.00 11;> be pr.-quallhed as re-P Galn (Losll) ·:~m • Insurance In FOfca: Call· son lntereated In the IO ~bu': not yet beOU PACIPIC ... "'~"" 'Uempo, -· ~:~ 1"''"'" "''" "l'.:."'i!J,,1~u , ""'donoS68,802.1'8 °""' 10 • 01 • Bu•louo P•o• '~"'" you moy lilo""""' ..,.,:::' = Repainting?; If you' re looking to repolnt it, rebuild it, replace it or restore it, look in the Pilot Classifieds to find the service you' re looking for. •MONAL ltARK per ., el caso, Y 1• pue<ltn E h bi City or Co 0 Net Income $81026194 $3,3t5,488,000 with the court • formel namnkstedhe.Wn c:em.t..,. Mortuary ~:~~~:d·!~~:;:d!::~ ~~:~· :~~~~h~~~ ~:cJ~ al~~::~.1:1 c';;J.:.a:a w:r~~:':~1~ =~~&\Gg1f~~~:i: ~:~~:·~, t~:r,ilin~p:,~~~ ~~y 'M>OOS. ~ CNipet • CftmatOty nal por part• de la c0r1e provided In th• contract The Contractor ahall com-1 $44,848,55t we hereb 0 ' 1 • inventory •nd eppr11ul Tin ml!ment was fdtd with 3~P~~~~ ~~~~~~~~d~~~~~be~~~~~~~ ~~.~~~N~~~hy~fy~~~~o~f~e~s~te~t~•~·~••;•~t;1~o~r~ou1~111e;~~;~~·a;t~~~ol(~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~,::rcn galu. Puedt que uated aocornpanl~d by a certllltd SK\lon tT70 to 1780 lnclu-u:w;:e ri·~40,998,010 cordance •:i~h 1~ ~n~ any petltlO'l or account CounlyOC'IApil 25, 11185 ·~~lllllilii••• qulera Hamar a un •boO•do or cashier's check or a bid alve, of th• Calllornla Labor um•c s:" 881111 preml-Statemen: tor the ear I"' fnmedfatamento. SI no bond for not le11 than 10% eo:•; the rreva11tng rate Insurance In F c . C II-ended December 31, f994 .... Mll•IS conoce a un ebogado ol the amount ol their bid, ao scale o wages estat>-fornla Busln•°' e. a made to th• Insurance 111.L •••-ay puede llamar a un atrvk:lo made payable to th• City ~h•d by the City ol Costa s 1o 410 285 332 18 Paga Commissioner ol tht State ...... de reh11encfa de abogados of Costa Mesa. No pro-wl~a. which ere on l1le Aocfde~t & Health p 1 ol Calllornla, pursuant to Mortuary * Chapel o a una ollclna de ayuda poul 1hall be considered the City Clerk ol the um• Dir C rem· law. Cremation legal (vea •I directorlo tel .. unless accompanied by ne11 Pag':s1 ~~~Busl· DICK VAN TRllJEN lonlco). s.uch cashier 1 check TRADE w h b ' " As I t t S ' 110 Broedway CASE NUMBER cash, Of bidder'• bond • • er• y certify that tht • • an •cr•tarr Coeta M... No bid ih 11 be . Id above Items art In ac· Q LENN ST AN LEY ltU-1111 {Numero del Caso) ertd unle11 h 11 mad:'! ~ through classified cordanc• with Ille Annual SHAFER, Cht•f Flnan-725eoe blank proponl fOfm fur· 842 5 S1a11men1 lor the year clel OHlo•r The name and address ol nished by th• City of Costa • 678 andded December 31· 1994 Publf1hed Newport ms • to the Insurance B _ .. ,._ 11 ..... ......,ata M... Oally r-~--~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~ PllOI May 22, 23, 24, 25, Sh 26,1995. ~ZNiG M846 • ANEW ,_ BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • • • The Legal Departmmt at the Dail.y Piht is pkased ._. to announce a nm; service now a1klilabk to new busim:sses. . ~ wiO now_ SEARCH the namr for )tJU at m eam charge. a:;;;;;>""' the ~me and the tnp "!the Omrt Ii_~ in Santa Ana. Thm of course, afar the search ts complmJ_ we wiO file Jf'U' fictttwus business name st4tmlmt with the Omnty . Ckr!t, publish once a week for four wetkr as requi~ by law and thm fik Jf'U' proof of publication with~ County Clerlt. Please stqp by fQ file your fiailWus business stlJ#mmJ at the~ Pilot, 330 W. Bat~ Costa Mesa If you cannot SIQ/> 11_, pkast caJJ us at (114} 642-4321 and we wiO malt~ ammgmzmts for yqu fQ handk this proadurt by mail. If you shoul(J have any farther questions, pktlse caJJ us and we wiJJ be mD11! than glad f() IJS1ist JPU· Good /uck irz )OUT new /Jusinar • • PUBLIC NOTICE Notice 11 htreby given that tb• undersigned will be aold at Public Auction on MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1996 10:00 A.M. KEU.Y & KARL JACKSON, K.E. AUCTION SERVICE, P.O. BOX 825 RIALTO, CA., mn. 9()9'. 873-0744, AUCTION BOND 1~1-19. ALLSPACE • COSTA MESA, 1535 NEWPORT BLVD .. COSTA MESA. CA 92627 A214, JOSEPH TEAGLE. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ' c~\3~NS~A~8b~~~~~~ ITEMS A235, JUSTIN BUCCI, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS A249.i RENEE BEARD, HOUSe:.HOLD ITEMS A279, TRACY NEEDHAM HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ' A400, VERONICA E. WEST, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS A410, ADAM LEITER HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ' M29, KENORA DEE AL· CORN, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 8117, DARRELUCASEY MATTHEWS, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Bt30. ARNOLD KIM HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ' 8134, CRAIG N!U. REUTHER •• HOUSEHOL.D ITEMI .!.~~L .. TERRY PHIWPS rtVVKt'Ot.0 ITEMI ' .~!l?.r .. ~~NOLD KIM nuuRmolUI ITEMS ' 8311L.~ ZAKHAR HOUSit.mAU IT!MI ' ~ ITEVI D. WR.COX. IT!MI '6.· ~W./LAUM RO• EA1'16"Q'JHHOLD rTIMI f I On the mow.? CAL•SCAN Seti your extra ~.,......~···-~...--~(91 e> 449-eooo ~ 1nc1wmtd , - .. CORONA DELMAR NEWPORT BEACH 1022 1069 NEWPORT 2169 iiAiiffiioriidiiaiibliieiilniiiNiiewiipoiiirtii BEACH Beach I $ 1 98,000 for a iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii new 2BR luxury LAROE EASTBLUFF condo. Corner of 15th Twnhouae 5Br 3Ba. & Irvine. ReatrlC11ons d/w, frplc. 2-car gar. apply. Call 722·6311 $2200/mo. Property MOBILE HOMES ACREAGE COJ\ONA D!l. llAI Houae, 842·3850 1125 I PACK IT IN. I Utll 111411'\ .al"1u1 Iii. lr.111o.l11 ... : ol 1h.. h1lut1: .111J I~ H1<1r tl'll 11 htM lum th• lr.and11"'' lh.11''°'"1l1o. '"'"°''"~ \HUii "'' ... "''' 1n.111,ir1 '"" .. n,, • ( ·,,,,,flh '" lfl/r'I "1'"'"'(1f f • '.ltt_.-iitlf 1H1trt. '''!" IJ#tl /it'll/ Jll,,.,., • A111111t11tl /no1rltt Jn Ill..,,, ~.ll!'tll fJ, •; 1.)/ •l '.'I~ Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday PAILY PILOT D•ADUNES Monday ............ Friday 5:~ 'Tuesday ............. Monday 5:00pm Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ........... Wednesday 5:00pm Friday ................ Thursday 5:00pm \ BYPllD• (714) 642-5678 BY FAX (714) 631-6594 (Please include your name and phone nwnber and we'll call you back with a price quote.) BY MAILORIN Pllt.ION: 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627 c.omer of Newport Blvd & Bay St . . GINlllAL POUCY Rates and deadlines are subject to cllange without nouce. The publisher reserves the ri~ht to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertiSCfllent.Please report any error that may be in your classified ad irnm¢iately. J'be Daily Pilot & The Independent accept no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space acrually occupied by the error. Credjt can only be allowed for the first insertion. FUNDRAJSER? •Decorator'• queen sofabed, mauve, hke new $350. Antq arm- olre w/mlrrored door $900. OBO. 722·9393 FOR SALE t win mallrs/box aprlng, dressor. lamps, pots, pana, mica. OBO. 759-8492 Futon• $89,bunk beds Support Local Busl· nesses with Big Re- sults for your organl· zatton. For free pre- sentation or Informa- tion call 714-646-3292. Schools, Clubs, Rell- gous Organizations. Athletics. Etc ... BUILDING MATERIALS 6030 '87 Conite Mixer 1/3 Sack. Good Con· d111on. S3 894-3759. 6049 Every Sat & Sun at PETSMART, Fountain Valley. Puppies, kit- tens and more, all looking for loving, car- i11g homes. CALL 597· 9037 for more info. Save abused and abandonod pets. Be a volunteer/foster. Call 714-597-9037. $159, 6pc rot Iron ell·,,.·••••••• nette $229, Opn 7 dys1• Mr. BHn Beg 532·5030 TRANSPORTATION Great condl 1ofa, glass ••••••••• kltch table, ont. con· ter. Tiffany 548·6919 --------- KREISS OLASS/ BOAT~ 7011 BAMBO SET $500. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii dresser/armolre 5350, 10' Achlllea Inflatable table $450. 760-0762 & 8 HP Tohatsu out- board. Both llke new. 51500. Call 979-6650 GtRAGE SALE HINTS Before your garage sale, determine what items wish to sell.~ sure ~~:." • ... • MONDAY, MAY 22. 1195 ::=.,. ...... ac..... . ......, .. W9IPO" 171'1eotlt-l!luc:UC" ee Heme of• lhlno ets• 70 ReWlei 71 Mol1gllge, e.g DOWN 1 MouMfs ~ ~~Mhlslte 4 l..Nmed Q. I · Both vulMl"&ble, u Sou&b you hold; 67 Wold OAK10111 MIUIU '"'8 biddiq haa proceecled: llOUl1I WB8T NORTH ltA8T to .._ 16 ao .. 4Q •• Dbl f What action do you take? Q.' • Eut-Weet. vulnerable, u South you hold: • • ........ ,. ........ _.... ~ 112,IOO obo. 110xl82 It'° IOSSI• 1150 6AKUI QKQlOI 01 The biddini haa proceeded: 80tml WIC8'l' NORTH TOYOTA 1210 .atl ' • NIHan Maxima ........... pe. llC, p/ f~ ·~.,;'~0Y• ·~~":=-":: V01ISW&Glll 1235 1• 10 P .. f What. action do You t.ake? ~~~onda SU'v*' 1205 63,ooo mi. Loaded• -• -•e8llO ..... .._ 'It VW OTI 1fV, fted, ... 1 ..... ,. sx R-I -' ,.._...... 8dn bl lapd, PS, AC, roof, • ~ • .... •-· ••• 8WIPT QTI 1-epd 11 ....,........ • ue, c • • • a 11 o y • ac, CU9, tllt, aUoya. ...1c If t • at, ac, ateteo, CU9. (KVOO .. !.'"") se en • (MW0011111) $1477 "" • am m 8 ereo (M34e104-4) 17187 ......, ' 5 ·An -• day_ .. 6~s A • From the aucUon, your partner .,...,.._twt ahouJd expect you to have at least ll carda in the minor auita, hence you could ea11ily be void in t1pades. Therefore, it. is up to him to decide what to do. Pass. Ir partner po8llea, be happy that you deliver a cornu- copia of four trickll in high cards, a trump and a void in the enemy aujt.. A • You have a bett.er·than·rnini· mum hand capable of playin( in any one of three suit.I. Therefore, we suaeet you double, which is for takeout becauae partner hu not yet bid. That haa the advantage of enebling partner to convert to penaltlet should North have little but length and strength in the enemy suit. Costa M ... Honda cau, r~ 53K ml, J()nt Coata Mna Honda Co•'\ MMa Honda 438-6050 cones llS200. M2-e874 4H-6050 31 IOIO 7~ 8' Dilpelett 9 Chemlcal 31 From Iha! place 10 ~ ~~~hearing .11 Poet l<hayyam organs 12 LUXUfY cat 35 In .,, ooemo-16 TtvN, In cardl tlonal manner 18 Operates 37 Gusto 22 Like • 8tlfHIP In 38 Ener;y unit aommer 41 lnterlOf 24 Pen:hff 45 Helslnkl'a 25 More delicious ioc.ie 27 c~ dlnce • 47 B9dge 28 Aalumed neme 49 a.Mbal play 29 Nol against the 51 NeYada lake """ 53 Destroys 54 Electrical unite 55 Great echievemenl 56 Confront 57 Common ampttian 59 Woodwind 60 Associalloo 61 Supennen'e allas 64 Take to the •lopel 65 •Aa!J Ventura: -Detective" ·--------- Q. 2 • Both wlnerable, 88 South you hold: · The bidding has proceeded: WEST NOR'nl EAST SOtrm ao Dbl P... 1 What do you bid now? A • With your excellent aoven-card auit, it might seem right to jump to game. However, your distribution is the worst posaible -with double- tons in the other three auita you could eaaily have three inMcapable I06era. We wQuld opt for the t1llght. underbid of four clubs and see what develops. Q. 6 • As South, vulncrohle, you bold: · • The bidding has proceeded: NOR'QI EAST SOtml WEST I• P... I• P ... 8• Pau 7 What do you bid now? A • Slam possibilities are very real, especially since your king or clubs ia surely the eqyivalent. or an ace. We suggest. that you make a slam-try now, below game level by bidding four clubs. If partner ca'n do no more t.han correct to four spades, toaa Int.he towel and paaa. Q.3 • Neither vulnerable, ae South Q. 6 • Aa Sout.h. vulnerable, you you hold: hold: •A96 C,:,KJ87 OAI094 •Q6 Partner opens the bidding with one club. What do you respond? A • There are three possible answera, all or which have a merit A jump to two no trump; one heart; and one diamond. While we have no strong objection t.O any ofthue, we have a slight prererence for a quiet one diamond. That should give us . the best chance to reach the opli· mum spot, which conceivably could be a club slam! •Vold "'9873 OAKJ•U •AQ84 The bidding hu proceeded: SOt.rnl WEST NORTH EAST 10 8• 40 Paa ' What action do you take? A • A promising hand has sudden- ly become enormous. You certainly ,cnusl be saJe at. six hearts and even a grand slam is not out or t.he ques· lion. To initiat.e the investigation cue·bid four spades now, planning to follow up wi~h another cue.bid in dubs. BO~A 9085 BONDA 9085 JEEP iiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9110 Whethef' you're buYi~ ConVeNent Buy It. Sell It. Find It. or Mlllng, Ctuaifled Buy II. Sell It. Find It. Claullled Claaalfted. cover• all your need1I ClaMlfled. 842 ... 78 Run your ad in the Newport Beach Costa Mesa Doily Pilot and the Huntington Beach ···----··--···········-·---D YES,5El1 ~y CAR City Zip ~ CreditCard DMC DVISA D AMX SPEED & SKI BOATS -------· BONDA 9085 '80 ACCORD EX '93 Civic HB, Red, GREAT GRAD QIFTI 7016 AUTOMOBILES lmmac, fully loaded+. 5epd, ac, stereo, can '89 Cherokee 4•4· $9750. w .. kday1 909-(PH521 427) $8898 Low ml, nu tlresJetet. · Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 100 ,CXX> homes. Fax us this form with your ~redit card # or mail it in with a check todayl Run for a weekl If your car does not sell we'll run it --------bf>-- Moil To: ewl.Y Pl.OT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '85 ACCORD LX 662·2760; Weekends Costa Mesa Honda xlnt cond, 1 owner. •1988 2211 Ski Boat• Power everything. 90&-684-3586 436-5050 $9750. Day 645-6812 Stereo ca11ette, • , ext 11eve434-9188 5. 7 titre V-6, King CADILLAC 9040 crulH. 5-speed. Blue. 90 Accord LX, Auto, ac, 93 Civic Sdn, blue, · · Cobra O/D, low profile Very good condition cass, pwr lk1, pwr 5spd, ac, Ult, casa --------hull, juat serviced, rune atrong 52900• wind, tilt wheel, cruise (PS004046) $9993 MAZDA 9125 new controller/uphol· '90 Fl .. twood Only Call 71 ~44.-4030 · (LA079806) $9977 Costa Mesa Honda ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii atery. Great akl boat· 37K mllee. Vogue · Costa Mesa Honda 436-5050 1• fut-look• great ..... r• tlrea, telephone, '85 Prelude SI, White, 436-5050 '93 Mazda Mlata C ady to go. $12,000 leather. Exec car. Had 5spd, pa, ac, p/pkg,•·.-,-1-C_l_v_lc--H-B--re_d_J _A_G_U_AR ____ 9 _1_0 _5 pkg, red/tan, custom 646-9449/574-4247 bHt of care. $12,500/ moonroof, alloy a • t 8 re 0 , 'ca s a Int & aound, low mll• obo. PP 723·1186 (F8:.~17~~!:~onda (MH563533) 56998 i8~iiXiiii.J8~iiiiiiiiiiii age, extended warr. MARINE SLIPS DOCRS 7022 iiGEiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9iii08iiiiO iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '92 Geo Storm, Blue, •oat Dock for renL 5spd, ps, ac, alloy1, Boats up to 30' $200. ca a a (N75411 00) Page Pete for quick $6292 Costa MeH responce: 237-5741. Honda 436-5050 43s-5o5o Costa Mesa Honda • • Wine/camel, ,_s_1_4_.8_00_._6_s_0-_8_3_2_1 __ 436·5050 alarm. 55,000 miles. Overstocked with stuff? A call to Classlfled Will help §42·5878 '92 Civic HB vx, white, Excellent cond. s72oo. On the move? 714/631-1499 5spd, ac, cd, alloya, -..,,-..,....-----(NH 506407) $8992 Sell your unwanted Costa Mesa Honda Items the easy wayl 436-5050 To place your classlfled ad call 842-5878. Sell your extra household Items In Classified for another week FREE! All for $1 o• 330. W loy $nmt, Com Mila. CA 92627 (11 'I 6'1-S6ll Qo FAX Ur 'I 63 r-6594 """"""',..,.~ ,,,_. Oteci ,,.,.,.,, .... lliar--.Malot--ModJ---'""' - 0 . ""'* 0 "'-nm. 0 s...""" 0 v.. 0 "'-........ 0 1..walooo o...,.. a-o_,...... o*'-la-. o•.,,-O"'-,..... 0 ...... ... OJ.,,-0_..,....._ 0 .... ....... ONr~ O OW.Cllll9w/ o..-..--0 ....... _ o.c-00-~ OM"'-o""-'w o...,..,..~ • S 10 for ' lines, S 1 .00 each odtlitioool line '•••••••••••••••••••••P•••• COMPOTERS-3556 DRYWAll HANDY MAN 3710 HEALTH, BEAUTY LANDSCAPE• MEDICAL PJUNTING 3858 ROOFING 3910 3528liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICE 3584 •FITNESS 3740 LAWN CAD 3808 SERVICES 3848 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ••TUTORING•• Home&Rant1I PropertlH jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TOP QUALITY •TH.DD ROOPING• •••••••• Cer-Marbl•Oranlt• WI n do w •, Word. Hang•Tape•Texture Palnt.C.8fP•ntry-Lo .. F•t , .. u Our MOs TREES Private D• .... Nurse INT/EXT. Vwy com-For all of your rooftng •s•E•RVI-C•E--•l ~ DIRECTORY Klt-Bath-Rem-F-.. -: Excel, Acceu, 20 y,.. Acoustic celling removal Drywall and morel get reaulle. Latell LVN avaltab••1•• for occ. ~live. Uc #648-228. nHda. Reroof/repalr. ...... Exp. 800-200-6024 w t d F Qary 845-S277 Te ----... LllwM J-7t4-41So.sc>e8 Uc 631144Me-4122 Leaka-WttPrlg.-Plbg a er amage. ree dlete & med1 u ••en ,, ..... ,.. · • nlghte and weekenda. ·• ACOUSTIC 540-9237 L-355813 Eau Kevin 673-6620. Carp'try, roof'g, plbg on lV'• 20/20 a Feb. wM.-... 7514!'78 Newport Beach area.--------•--------- REMODELING 3408 CONCRETE • palnt'g, gla11blocks Allure mag. Newport cau Gall 646-5678. PIANO • VOCAL Tl.ANSIATOI/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Leaky lhowera Rep'd MASo•rny 3557 ELECTRICAL 3610 EI• c IT 11 •IS tu cc o, Barlatrlc Ctr. 673-8586 1--------LESSONS . 3868 TUTOI The Dean~ Ceramic n&\ Concrete decks/Rapalra LEGAL ---------• 3927 :::~l!•rToONFF Tile. 1n1taJ1at1on. r• MORGAN. Uc'd 65o-32et •--------3812 PAINTING 3858 •[iiiliiiiii~iiill•llii• Amt•• Texturing pair, grouting & * B t p I -'Q Htu A-t Eleotrlcal work c t •El t 1 1 INTERIOR SERVICES PIANO Bea.·Advanced UM.N IPAllllH llOWl •Bob 841-8085• ~~~"!.~~· r L84#,!5~~~~ u:eca:. c:ac ":~ Duncan l!lectrlc ~j~~i1rn'g·o~~~a~r. DESIGNERS 3782liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii All ao•• .,... •• Cher cert. Exp'd S.A. Tutor. Alao .,....... 0 ....__., Concrlte. eOo,7et.1oe7 Quick RHponH Stucco•P•lntlng*Tllejiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PIRIOllAL INJURY ATTY •W.P. YOUNGQUIST Entertalnmen1 Avail. Tranal•tor•lnterpreter. Local Uc. 850-7042 Rooflng*Jlm 641-7494 lnlerlora Reflecting Fr" Conaultatlon PaJntJnt Contractor Jennifer 84C>-8669 Su .. na 873-7409 ADDmONS CHlLD r11Ga 3536 Brick, Block, Stone, Tll• JONES ELl!CTRIC HANDYMAN Carpen· "Your"·~•• No Recovery-No Fee Qual. painting by prot'I• -------- REMODELING 3410 ~ ~:1~~·8~~':,·R~~~v;~~ A811 houra. Fully try, tlle, plumbing & Rearrange,8rK;,.ov,,..er, or C•ll714-~52·t1'7724Hr f~~!'!2:~ PET l·TILE-------- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Ex T 857 7594 onded & Insured. roof. 25yre exp w/refi. replace. 7 _..,aos H. THOMAS MICKI, HQ, 3928 DUNCAN Mother w/Maate,. In p. erry • L#705741 881-4887 Jerry Bell 775-e380 Ylll•I• Home O. .. gn -.-,-"8-0ualtJ--,-.. -ntlnt--• SERVICES 3870 CONSTRUCTION Behavioral Sci. wlll BRICKe Tlt..Ee STONE SADDLl!BACK •---------PLUS touchupa. Qreut/Tle Reet•atloft ------ 20 Yr• Exp. Small & cat• for Infante, tod· Plaln/atamped Con-ELECTRIC Handiman X·Pr•H MASONRY 3828 24 Hra. Richard Sinor Pe1'9onallzed Pet Care R .. rotlt•Reoaulk Lg. Job• 850-7042 dlera children. &44-08811 crete & Coatings •QUALITY ll!JWICE• Doora/Drywall/Plumb JEWELRY 3784 Uc 280644 645-3209 Kennel alternative. No Repair.Clean a Seal • Uc.#641858 631-4310 BHt Prloeil.1884881 Elec111c/Bath Remodellng atrH1 or worry. Uc, ,,.. l1ltlllale MO-not Qualltw Chlldoare ....,Quallty Ir Pride-All 714-857-4222 All tradea 237.0438 William Hatold Jeweler• MASONRY 8XP8RTI QUALITY CAR• Ina. Ref'a. • 173-7184 Regrout SyNml Lll3I035 AUTO fun, ,ule, environment upecta of concrete & Orane• co Handyman watch & Jewelry repair Brick, blk, concrete 20 yra exp, excellent Qa"'by'• Houae/Pet 1 ____ ......;..__..-,_ INSURANCE 3444 exp d, caring, rellabl• muonry Beet MrVlce Electrlcat/Plumblng Anllque/f:lne Jewelry etucco & etne. Uc/Bnd workmanehlp, f•lr care Servlo• TUTORING 3930 Xlnt Refa ...... 434-3177 33 yr• In~ ... 831-38511 ' ELDERLY PllnVC•pen~ Buy/Nll/lradl 873"°385 Low SS Joae 531·7643 prtcn. 641-2417 Ron Uve-ln Care, whll• outl'll!iil!!illl•••••• CARE 3611 FrM Est. •'1·3He J•NKJNS PAINTING of 1own, caJl •51·2054 10:. .. T •--•---""~-.. PR•FRR•D RAT•• CLEANING ·------------....... FARM•RS INS. CONTUCTORS Stf,pln.. oookl-*~LUL~e~~den.tl•alRYn!~•, LANDSCAPE • MOVING • 3834 dlnrywt/Eal•,t. te~uartl~lnpap••tcr, on June 3rd BAT. 5 FR•• PROPOSAL SERVIClS 3548 GEVll••Y 3558 dr vln:'. Eng11·,··h~ Inc weldlng-No jo~ l.Auru r••a 3808 Id ' '" ' 2 · PLUMBING 3890 mtga In lrvlne 11 "· ·•. Local Agent 43a-0140 "..__ • "" ~ Dav • 1·800-8 2 2 Summer claa ... too. I 1peaklng lady. Refs. amalll 714·298-7435 PUBLIC NOTICE Pat O'Oo d 17~23e0 ---------1 A TOUCH OP CLASS CPI aUILD•Ra INC. Uve In/out. 760-3922 Semi ReUred contr•ctor, + VICTOR'8 e CHUNG'8 PAINTING THI LOCAL PLUMB8R w • CARPENTRY 3510 Cl•anl~. RH/Comm Realdentlal Con1t. Rpra, lmpNmnte. eml Profffllonal Gardening ~~: ~~::;,:i~~~ u~~ ::,,..woe::: ~r'!:r~~~ .. WlllamSlnc•~1 .... 7 Co.-wayy Uc/Bonded. Frff Eat. Uc.415HM24•1naured t:!ENrt:!C! lobs. Quallty, Integrity, 10 Yre. El(p, Xlnt Rel'• u .... 3 5602 ...... 5.... -....,,. Repah, AemocS. Doore. win. Tereaa 282-7143 (714) ....,.H3 " ~ l care, Ken ~2-1770 (714) 4•7·1739 QUIRES that all u1ed Cr 7 ~-1 -Fl1endly Service COVlalRGS 3132 dowl, ~. llllCCO & dtty· BOSS HOUSECLEANING , _ _.__l_hoWll.....__ft_t_r __ • DECJtS 3615 aaalo Yard Malnt. ~c;,~:~.ho~~lntgot~:I~ aoa HUTTON CO. L#47!000 ~71-9304 •Ill, fences. 911n, *·Uc. Ucen .. cl-lnaured. & Wood ' HAiDWOOD Lawn!.t c...._..., P.U.O. Cal T numb«: lnVExt. Acoultlo cell Arnie IMlth Pklmltllft9 Cueto• Wall1N1P9r 31yrs eKp JefTf 14:1.0M7 H .75 ..., hour. , COfttr I •l'•NCaa GATaa* T,.. Trlnunl"9t_ Lt llmoa and chauffeura remove/apply/repair. & Rooter. tU12517 atrlppln91Palnllne A to z kiNDVMiii 71 4-84&' 0388 Hom .. • Remodel• ,...,,,,_~ ,......., PLOOIS 3712 Maull,.. •1' ... 214• print their T.C.P. num-t.."122831 H8·H•1 Bonded/Any Work/Draine No Job loo amalll • 1 INSTAUAW'ACf CA8W£TS Uc_.854380 .. S7:MSIO R~ L#175605 Lawn .......... 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